I have one-third of the year laid out before me in my pocket diary. I notice that all I see ugliness and scarcity; I didn’t walk enough, I didn’t run at all. I stop and look again. Let me focus on the numbers. It is all right there. I have tracked and measured. I tookRead the Rest…
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Posts Tagged ‘Awareness’
A Terrorist Among Us
May 5th, 2010 - 1 Comment
The news broke – a text message sent to my husband’s mobile at 5:30AM. “They caught the NYC bomber . . .he lived in Connecticut” and with that my husband stepped into the shower. Really? Connecticut. Then I heard he lived in Bridgeport, wow that is close I thought, only 20 minutes from here. . .Read the Rest…
The beginning and the ending of crazy making
April 5th, 2010 - No Comments
It feels like one of the most important weeks of my life. If feels like the fate of the world resides in these next seven days. Will I sleep? Will I eat? Will I notice when my husband comes home? Will I lose my cool? Will I remain in Sufficiency? My wireless card brokeRead the Rest…
My Fire Walk
March 29th, 2010 - No Comments
I woke up today and realized that the next part of my personal journey is here. I have arrived, at the hottest part of the fire it is time to step in. I knew I arrived because of the wisdom that was spoken to me by a voice; it was the same voice that sentRead the Rest…
What if?
February 15th, 2010 - No Comments
I once heard someone say that the phrase ‘what if’ made them crazy. I was struck by the veracity of that comment mainly because it clearly troubled them and I hadn’t ever thought about it. I was surprised that I hadn’t because after all, the in The Tools of Sufficiency, I claim that ‘what is’Read the Rest…
Scarcity, the destination of the road I travel by?
February 8th, 2010 - No Comments
I remember hearing about 20 years ago that happiness was a journey not a destination. That notion itself made me happy because happiness was elusive to me back then, and I thought, “great I have plenty of time to find it.” When I started my own personal inquiry into sufficiency, I told myself it thisRead the Rest…
Awareness, Commitment & Community
December 29th, 2009 - No Comments
Am I Aware of others around me? Do I notice the person who is hungry, lonely, suffering? Am I walking around cut off from my Community, my neighbors and my family? Today I Commit to look into my neighbors’ eyes and see who they are. I listen to the words of my colleagues and helpRead the Rest…
