Where wisdom fuels change
Posted in Change & Growth, Internal wisdom, Protecting our Power on Jul 2nd, 2009
The self defense book for everyone I’ve been talking about is finally published and downloadable!
My first book is an e-book - Think Like a Black Belt - Take Charge of Your Own Safety.
And check out some reviews:
This one is from Betsy Wuebker, written on her blog Passing Thru:
“Think Like a Black Belt - Take Charge [...]
Posted in Internal wisdom, Meaningful Relationships on Jan 28th, 2009
Blog writing has been a process of discovery for me. Reading and chiming in on other blogs has helped as well. Even Twitter opened my eyes to some realizations.
But it was reading a book in the Bible called Ecclesiastes again recently that finalized some insights for me. The author of Ecclesiastes had enough money, clarity, [...]
Posted in Internal wisdom, Meaningful Relationships on Jan 26th, 2009
After being in a legalistic cult for several years, I found my well-worn Bible to be an irritant for years. Every time I opened it, I could see and hear preachers of my past explaining a non-authentic view of Christianity. My side notes, the dog-eared chapter tabs, and underlined passages all reminded me of wrong [...]
Posted in Internal wisdom on Jan 15th, 2009
A story from the teachings of Buddha that asks, “Who are you really?”
Once there lived a housewife named Vedehika who had a reputation for gentleness, modesty, and courtesy. She had a housemaid named Kali who was efficient and industrious and who managed her work well.
Then it occurred to Kali the housemaid, “My mistress has a [...]
Posted in Internal wisdom on Jan 12th, 2009
Day and night
Light and shadow
The candle and the darkness
These images of polar opposites have always acted as metaphors of good and evil. But what is good and evil? Is it really a black and white issue or are there hues in the mix?
I know some readers of mine don’t like the word “evil.” They don’t [...]