“There is only one thing more powerful than all the armies of the world, that is an idea whose time has come.” – Victor Hugo
The mind is always busy thinking. It’s continuously planning, pretending, yearning, wishing, hoping and scheming for things to be better than what they are. The mind is basically active creating something about 99% of your life, looking into the past and future, trying to figure out how it can get exactly what it wants. The interesting thing is that the mind doesn’t realize that there is the most glorious amazing gift of bliss available if it can simply remain present to the here and now. Continue reading
The Angels – Those of you who are soon to celebrate your holiday of Thanksgiving know that the holiday centers around appreciation. You take time to appreciate family, friends, or some quiet time for yourself. You take time to appreciate a diversity of food, fun, activities, or rest.
Owen Waters – Lightworkers generally avoid listening to the news but sometimes it gets noisy enough to make you wonder what all the fuss is. So, you listen, hopefully through an intuitive window of knowing as a necessary filter. Even so, listening to the news can end up being about as much fun as ripping a bandage off a big wound!
Veronica – In physical reality the pursuit of happiness is a common theme. For each incarnate a feeling of peace and completeness is often very different from person to person.
Steve Taylor, Ph.D. – How often is your mind quiet? If you’re a typical human being, the answer is probably very rarely. For most of our days, our attention is immersed in external things—the tasks of our jobs, our hobbies and chores, or TV programs, magazines, or blogs or social media interactions.