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Cherish And Worship: The Care And Nurturing Of Your Soulmate

Do you really want to deepen your relationship? Are you ready to take your relationship to the next level? There’s a lot of offers out there that promise to give you the perfect relationship and romance. I have my own program specifically designed for single women that in short-hand is a powerful immersive program in [...]

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Risking It All To Live Authentically

I made a commitment to a close friend that I will write a new post to my blog each week at least for a while to share my truth, to express my heart, and to serve the greater good. I was immersed and inspired during the recent Revelation Conference hosted by Agape, with a variety [...]

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How To Leave While You’re In Love

"I wish one of my relationship expert friends would write a specific article on “How To Leave While You’re In Love”. This has been one of the hardest things to do because, right or wrong, I still love him so much. I just had to take a stand for real partnership that I’m committed to [...]

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Your Purpose – The Gift That Keeps On Giving!

What stops you from living full out, dropping self-interest, instead living your purpose and bringing your gifts into the world? You (well, not you of course, but perhaps someone you know) have many reasons and choices for not being all you can be, including the following: Fear of being noticed Fear of failure Fear of [...]

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EGO – Need It, Use It Or Be Used By It. The Care And Feeding Of Your Ego.

The ego is a funny thing. For many it is what defines them (USED BY IT), and they daren’t venture beyond its confines. For others, it is like a cage they are trapped in. For still others, it is all that is. And for yet others, it feels like the controller of who they are [...]

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Gurus – The Post-Graduate Experience

In conversation with another renegade free thinker this morning, I shared my experience of Braco, who shared his gazing gift at Agape this past weekend. He suggested I write about my experience as it may serve others. You can find my friend Ran at  http://livingthedreamdeferred.blogspot.com This past Sunday, Agape welcomed Braco (pronounced Brat-zo) and he shared [...]

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Words Can Hurt You

"Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me?" How many times as a kid did you hear (or use) that saying “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” ? In my pre-teen years, growing up in England, that was said so many times, mainly [...]

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Polar Opposites: The Dance of Romance – It Takes Two to Tango!

My work as a relationship coach and guide provides me with many interesting conversations and experiences that become teachings for all! Here’s one such example. Romance is a dance where there is much mystery, confusion, archetypal beliefs, role-playing, formality, theatre, misperception, thrust & parry, gesture and response, ostentation, and often flowers. Today, I was talking [...]

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44 in 18*: Adventures in House-Sitting. Lesson 7: Service

“I can’t afford to.” “I don’t have time.” “I am too busy.” “It’s not my thing.” If you have said any of these before (and I have too), get a clue! “I don’t know what your destiny will be, but one thing I do know: the only ones among you who will be really happy are [...]

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37 into 15: Adventures in House-Sitting. Lesson 3: Gratitude

I remember one evening several months ago, about 9pm, packing up my car from one house-sit that had ended, with no idea where I would be staying that night. I must admit my limited thinking began to show up. I was beginning to wonder if my luck was running out (which is so ridiculous to [...]

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37 into 15: Adventures in House-Sitting. Lesson 2: Humility

Humility means different things to different people. For some, it means weakness or being less than. For others it has connotations of shame or chagrin. For still others it means emptying out and being unattached. My own interpretation of humility is closer to the latter – I describe it as releasing of the ego in [...]

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37 into 15: Adventures in House-Sitting. Lesson 1: Initiation

Saying there was a little trepidation as I took what was one HUGE leap of faith is about as accurate as calling the weather in Los Angeles slightly sunny! To give up where I was living and choose to house-sit and couch surf, what was I thinking? Looking back, I recognize that I had absolutely no idea [...]

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Climate Change – A Deeper Cut!

In support of BLOG ACTION DAY 09, I offer an alternate perspective on this year’s theme of CLIMATE CHANGE. My offering probably differs from most out there about saving the environment, global warming, the death knell of a dying planet, the need to go green, stop driving or eating meat, and the call to become [...]

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Insanity

Insanity is a strong word, isn’t it? Do you know someone you believe is insane? How do you feel about them? Does insanity mean something bad to you, something negative or something that is unsanitary or unpleasant? For the focus of this blog post, let’s take insanity out of the clinical and psychiatric and place it into [...]

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Care Of The Self

How do you gauge what’s important to you? Do you consider each opportunity and action before taking a step, or do you run on automatic pilot? Can your daily life be summarized as hitting the snooze button seven times before you drag yourself to the bathroom to blurrily get yourself presentable, then drive impatiently through [...]

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