I was having a conversation with a friend yesterday, about how we can manage our thoughts, words, and actions during these “bat-shit-crazy” chaotic times. I offered up these three At-One-Ment cards to support the idea that, though we do not control the chaotic behavior of others, we do have total control over the chaos of […]
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From our human, physical world perspective, our Mission is a platform on which our contribution to the evolution of humanity is articulated into the world. Consider your vocation, your volunteer work, and any and all creative expression as a Mission vehicle. Where we get distracted from remembering our Purpose is when we question what we
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Is world peace possible? Absolutely. Will we achieve world peace? Not likely; there are too many variables to consider. In order to achieve world peace we would first have to rally around one definition to reference as a model for world peace. Instead, how about we aim for a sense-of-peace throughout the world. This IS
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Hope without action is like a cannoli without filling. Nice shell, but what’s the point? This would be a good time to check-in with how our thoughts, words, and action are either an asset or a liability in support of what we have created and what we hope to create. If we don’t like what
When people ask the question “What difference can one person make?”, and allow themselves to be a (vibrational) match for the answer, effective actions will become obvious. The difference we can make is found beyond the problem. Having identified the problem, our part is to (vibrationally) align ourselves with the yet-to-be-known answer. However we choose
For science to discover or prove the existence of something, the something had to exist prior to being discovered or proven, in order for science to have discovered and proven its existences. There are people who need proof to believe something exists, and people who believe something exists so it can be proven. Either way,
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Recently, while running errands, I walked into our local Natural Grocers market and was stopped in my tracks by the newly restocked produce department. The abundance of textures and colors were stunning. I was reminded of a story my A Course In Miracles teacher would share about walking into an American market for the first
Learning to thrive, in many ways, is like taking a dance class. When learning a new dance, we take it, quite literally, one step at a time. Each eight-count measure of music is assigned a series of dance steps which are repeated a number of times to establish a mind and muscle memory, prior to
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