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Taking Care of Your Prized Race Horse - Mar 1, 2024

I don’t think I ever thought of my physical form as a prized race horse. I never even thought of it as pony. It didn’t really dawn on me until I got in my 40’s that maybe there was more going on than I thought. Someone told me long ago, before I dyed my hair,

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Life is Like Living on O’Hare’s Moving Sidewalk - Feb 21, 2024

I used to travel often. I didn’t think too much of air travel. I just did it and made an adventure of it. All that changed with the pandemic. I hardly travel by air any more. The hassle, the drive to get to the airport in LA, the lines, the exhaustion from poor sleep the

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The Dawn of a New Renaissance - Jan 25, 2024

While we are going about normal day to day activities most of us are unaware of a greater change that is taking place across the world. We are given bits and pieces of seemingly disjointed pieces of the new and we have yet to step back and see a greater picture that is being painted.

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Your Personal Year in 2024 - Jan 4, 2024

YOUR PERSONAL YEAR—by Gail Minogue from Gail’s book “Divine Design—How You Created the Life You are Living” Each of us has not only Pinnacles in our lives but we also have our Personal Year.  This Year is your individual energy for the year.  Remember I spoke earlier about timing.  We should know our own timing

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America Struggles with Its Purpose - Dec 3, 2023

First, I want to apologize to all of you who commented on my last post. Thank you to all who did. It is greatly appreciated. 2nd, unfortunately, due to my getting covid followed by another bout of bronchitis, umpteenth trips of my husband to the doctor; I failed to approve postings. They are all posted

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Being Grateful and Still Above Ground - Nov 19, 2023

It’s that time of year here in America where we revisit our annual feast of gratitude–Thanksgiving Day. I do love this holiday. It has no religious connotation so there is no being left out due to a religious persuasion. You can still have a great Thanksgiving as a vegan, Arab, Jew, Christian, Buddhist and agnostic.

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The Wisdom of Wallace Wattles - Nov 6, 2023

In light of our current world situation and the various wars taking place around the globe, I thought I would check back in to see what Wallace Wattles, the American philosopher, might say with regards to the current conditions. Wallace lived at the early part of the 20th century and was a farmer in upstate

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How the Aquarian Age Affects Loneliness - Sep 6, 2023

If you are feeling more detached from others or have a diminished sense of community, you are with the majority of Americans. Health authorities are now saying that “Loneliness is an epidemic, and the health risks are ‘profound,’ US surgeon general warns.” I probably could have told them that. Senior Americans prefer the human checkout

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Engineering Insecurity - Aug 16, 2023

I was reading an interesting article by the Economist magazine. It was titled “Authoritarians are on the march”. It really was talking about Democracy and Human Rights. It may not be your normal morning reading but it does give you a nuanced look at how we have gotten into this predicament of dehumanizing those who

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Cultivating A Contemplative Practice - Jul 24, 2023

As we travel through this epic time period of transition, we have choices regarding how to live. They can include going along with divisive narratives of our culture or to evolve ourselves in a new healthier collective era. In this era humankind is working to save our planet and each other. Fortunately, we have many

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