I was 36 years old when I realized for the first time that I was allowed to have boundaries with my parents, and that it was okay for me to expect those boundaries to be respected. Today, at 37, I have realized for the first time that I can be in disagreement with my family …
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The fourth (and final) post in the 'Overcoming Resistance' series.
Sometimes I wonder if I confuse those of you who follow my blog as much as I feel as though I do. I had to scroll back through my posts today to find some information, and I noticed how varied my posts are. Not just in topic, but in alignment. Some days I post really …
Love isn't love when it hurts. Love doesn't hurt. Deep down, you know what love feels like. Acceptance. Peace. Joy. Exhilaration. Not pain and suffering. If you're in pain, you're not in love. If it's annoying you, you're not loving it. If it outrages you, you're not loving it. If you're not loving it, …
If you missed Part 1, you can go back and read it here. How much more would you enjoy your life if nothing around you had to change in order for you to feel good and be happy? I'm not saying every moment would be fluffy bunnies and rainbows, but any moment you want, whether …
A message received through meditation.
Portions of this installment of Semantics Station were inspired by this blog post. Did you know that you have more than one body? There's a physical body (the one we're all conscious of), and then there's an emotional body. They affect one another, whether we are aware of it or not. We are all aware of …
I recently commented on another blog about the difficulty I have in putting the right words on 'paper' that I feel accurately convey my understanding of the spiritual lessons I'm learning. At their reply, I realized that the feeling of frustration I feel must be a lot like how we all felt as children, when we …
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