In my meditation space, I have a number of tools that I keep available to use during my meditation and connection time. A beeswax candle, palo santo, other incense, some stones. In addition to those more practical tools, I have a few items that are meaningful to me. Handcrafted silver rosary that my great-aunt took […]
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Do you ever find yourself thinking or saying to yourself, “Ugh!!! I shouldn’t have said that.” or “I don’t know if should do this.” or “I shouldn’t say that.”? Or what about “I have to do such and such” or “I need to go to that place”? I know I used to use language like
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Someone recently asked me for advice, because they were so distracted by spiritual/energetic stuff going on around them, that they were struggling to stay present an a moment that had significant physical-world value to them. Many of my posts to date have been about how to develop your innate intuitive ability that has been stifled
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What if you could grow your ability to notice when you’re having a moment of insight, while you went about your everyday chores? Lately I’ve spent a lot of time discussing the importance of being able to notice when we’re receiving a sense/thought/idea/intuition, before even moving forward with what to do with said intuition. Sure,
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To paraphrase a quote from Ralph Waldo Emerson’s essay on “Self-Reliance”, we find our genius and power when we learn to detect and watch those gleams of light that flash across our minds from within. I know what some of you are thinking. Finally, a post about intuition! This blog is supposed to be about
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Stories. People love stories. Movies, oral tradition, plays, tv shows. Any good storyteller understands the importance of something called the “suspension of disbelief.” “Suspension of disbelief” is a concept outlined by Aristotle with respect to poetics, and gets at the idea that audiences accept fiction as reality in order to have an emotional experience. We’ve
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