Do you want to meditate but fear it is out of your comfort zone? If so, you’ve come to the right place. I understand! As a young adult I secretly admired the people I heard about who made trips to the “mountain top” that didn’t require LSD! Always interested and…
View More LEARN TO MEDITATE THE EASY WAYTag: spirituality
A SPIRIT LIFTING MOMENT
Life is challenging. There is no question that we all can use a spirit lifting moment from time to time. This is the first of what I hope will be many such moments shared here, with you. Thank you for being a part of the Aging Abundantly Community and the…
View More A SPIRIT LIFTING MOMENTNAVIGATING TRANSITIONS – Another Chapter
Navigating transitions becomes an art form for many of us, by the time we reach our 60s and 70s. When I wrote several years ago about my husband’s diagnosis, I thought I’d write my way through the changes that were sure to come. But, some times things are just too…
View More NAVIGATING TRANSITIONS – Another ChapterMAKING PEACE WITH THE DAY
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View More MAKING PEACE WITH THE DAY“Keep Me Away from Wisdom that Does Not Cry”
This Kahlil Gibran quote is one of my all time favorite quotes. I hope you will take a moment to consider his words. What does wisdom mean to you? What is your philosophy of life? What place does humility play in your words and actions? “I cut my teeth on…
View More “Keep Me Away from Wisdom that Does Not Cry”FROM QUIET TO CHAOS – Practicing “Segment Intending”
chugga chugga chug . . . one step at a time . . . this has been my motto going on a year now. Life went from quiet to chaos seemingly overnight. Have you noticed how it has a way doing that?! I was so sad when my sons moved…
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