Do you know what your purpose in life is? This is not a question that’s easy for many to answer. Purpose is a thing that we seem to be chasing, trying to figure out as it morphs and changes and slips through our fingers. One day we think it’s one…
View More PURPOSE and THE RIPPLE EFFECTCategory: Aging & the Inner Life
WRITING THROUGH CHANGE
Writing through change and challenges helps me unravel my thoughts and emotions, sort them out, create space in my mind for possibilities and let go of some of the debris. It is a healing process I started when I was a teen. When things are really hard, however, I find…
View More WRITING THROUGH CHANGEDealing With Anxious Thoughts That Interrupt Your Day
Anxious thoughts seem to plague many, many people these days. Pretty much everyone has worrisome thoughts from time to time. After all, life is complicated! Some will suffer more than others. What one person might see as a minor inconvenience, another might react much more strongly, whereby strong emotions and…
View More Dealing With Anxious Thoughts That Interrupt Your DayBETRAYAL & The Power to Heal
Betrayal is a tough pill to swallow. I doubt that there is a person alive who has not felt betrayed at some time or another. Merriam-Webster offers several definitions of the word betray that reveal its potential to wound: 1) to fail or desert especially in time of need; 2)…
View More BETRAYAL & The Power to Heal4 HEALTHY WAYS TO ACCEPT AGING
It isn’t easy to accept aging and the changes it brings when wherever you go you see articles and ads about how to look younger. It’s more common than not to dread wrinkles and sagging but it’s really important to take a look at what’s really important. Aging gracefully isn’t…
View More 4 HEALTHY WAYS TO ACCEPT AGINGFROM 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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