What is Receiving? And more importantly, what stops us Receiving? These are questions I have studied in depth over the past few years, and my appreciation of the importance of receiving has changed and grown tenfold in that time. My last article delved into receiving Earth energy and how our amazing conscious Earth can contribute […]
We spend so much time and energy on work; all of us want that effort to be meaningful. Sometimes we may question whether our work is truly what we are meant to do, and our work may feel separate from our spiritual lives. The more dissatisfying we find work, the more tempting it is to […]
Time and again, I’ve seen articles, posts, and quotes that advise, “If you want to be more positive, remove negative people from your life.” And when I’ve read this advice, I always have an intense internal reaction. I have experienced the pain of loss and abandonment, and every time this message comes around, I think […]
James New Book Blog Issue no.3 As I write this, I’ve just arrived home from the “Celebrate Your Life” conference in Phoenix. It was a blast and insightful in many ways. For instance, the presenters all seemed to be addressing a similar theme. Namely, how to “break through to your best life;” “find your inner […]
When I say, “spiritual,” I’m not talking about the decision to “believe” in God or not. Clearly, not as some old image of a bearded man sitting on a throne in the sky (an icon skeptics love to disparage). I am talking about connecting with a loving, tangible force deep within that feels undoubtedly spiritual […]
Although there is the old saying that you should never discuss politics or religion at the dinner table, I personally find these topics (along with Spirituality) far too interesting to avoid and I’ve rarely followed this guideline. The theory behind this phrase is, of course, that these subjects have huge potential to cause conflict, and […]
James New Book Blog Issue no.2 I’m sitting at the Cabin looking out on Stony Butte, a high point near my home. I’m doing what I usually do with a book, trying to catch a vision of the novel as if it were already finished, sitting in my lap. Growth Something about doing this visualization makes […]
