As you have now doubt gathered by now, my theme for this month has been about what’s new, both in my life dealing with cancer and in my business.
Endings and beginnings, changes and adjustments, letting go of the old and exploring new ways of doing things.
That’s what we have been dealing with this year. It . . .
In the movie, ‘The Red Violin,’ the story follows the destiny of a particular violin, as it moved from person to persons down the centuries. It was made in 1681 by an Italian Cremonese master violin maker, Nicolo Bussotti in, for his forthcoming child. His wife died during the birth, and we witness his . . .
Health Update
As promised, I have been restricting my cancer treatment updates just to the Facebook group we created for that purpose, called Colin’s Wellness Journal. However, several people have contacted us to say they don’t have a Facebook account. So, I thought everyone might find this particular interview interesting.
My good friend and . . .
Radical Forgiveness is the unconditional acceptance of what is, as is; because that is exactly how it is meant to be. When we apply this to ourselves, we can say that Radical Self-Forgiveness is accepting the consequences of being ourselves. We are who we are because that’s exactly who we are meant to be. . . .
I mentioned in my last update about ‘what I don’t have’ in my colon, that my oncologist may ask me to be part of the hospital’s integrative program for healing cancer. Right after that I saw this and thought you might like it.
It appeared on the Christian Broadcasting News website. What it says, of . . .
Charleston – A Little Bit of Forgiveness Goes a Long Way
Right after the massacre in Charleston last week, the first TV clip I saw was the prosecutor ranting on about how she was going to make sure that boy would get the death sentence. Of course. It’s what people say after events like this. . . .
My Ass is No Longer on the Line
I had a meeting with the surgeon Tuesday, the 2nd. Things look pretty good. As you know if you read my last e-mail, the big worry was that the tumor was too near the anal sphincter muscle. It was, therefore, likely they would have to take that . . .
Guess what? I have colon cancer. Isn’t that ironic? After all I have said about using Radical Forgiveness to prevent cancer, I go and get it. BUMMER! (Joke #2. The first one was the title itself.) Humor heals, right?
Actually, I am quite fond of irony and am always on . . .
What Exactly Is Radical Living Coaching?
Let me begin to answer this question by saying what it is not. At first blush, you would think that it is a fancy name for just another form of life coaching.
You would be wrong. A Radical Living coach approaches the process with a mindset that sets it apart from . . .
Radical Forgiveness Saves Businesses
We are very familiar with the idea that families consist of complex energy fields. These large fields will contain the energies of the parents, grandparents, children, in-laws, aunts, uncles, and so on.
Depending on the ages and stages of development of each individual member of the family, its energy field will be . . .
