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Life Through a Unique Lens ... Every now and then, I stumble upon a web site that stops me in my tracks and satiates my soul like a piece of butterscotch pie from Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia! Last week, one of these rare opportunities presented itself through the short film work of Nic Askew and Edwin Escobar of the Soul Biographies Project. The film work is honest, real and courageous. It appeals to me because it is grounded in basic, uplifting human truths; film sub... Read More
Oh Where, Oh Where Did My Heartbeat Go? Your heartbeat. Listen. Can you hear it? I’m not talking about the physical heart that beats in your chest. I’m talking about your HEARTBEAT, the one that resonates with your being --- body, mind, emotion and spirit. In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, many people have lost touch with the sound of their heartbeat and have replaced it with the closest one at hand --- society’s “one-size-fits-all” version. How do... Read More
Are You Masking Your Heart's Passion? In the realm of following your heart's passion, I've noticed that when people do not feel safe to be themselves, they start to wear a mask. As you can imagine, wearing a mask is tiring; and wearing a mask when you are grappling with your heart's passion is positively exhausting! So, why do some people choose to hide or mask their true self and deny their heart's passion--especially, when showing up 100% as yourself and expressing your heart's p... Read More
Life after the Leap! What happens after you follow your heart and take a magic carpet ride into the unknown? For many, this is when a special brand of post-leap endurance and stamina kick in. Why do we need endurance and stamina? We need it because right after a heart-centered leap of faith, there is often a transition stage or gestation period where new life patterns form and old life patterns dissolve. The tricky part is that for a while, they are both happening at the same time... Read More
Are You a Stretch & Yawner? I once read a story about an elementary class where children were asked to draw a picture of themselves; and another elementary class where Indigenous children were asked to draw a picture of themselves. The first group of children drew their body, larger-than-life, front and center with a scattered tree, sun or house in the background; the Indigenous children drew their body to scale with Nature, complete with sky, trees, grass, birds,... Read More
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