The more technology shrinks and connects our world, the more we are confronted with challenges that we have to deal with, almost on a daily basis. As I watch it all unfold, I will be inspired from time to time, to focus attention on and share with you how my Radical Living Strategies can help all of us meet our challenges with greater ease and compassion. My hope is that these offerings give you the insight you need to create the peaceful, fulfilling life you desire.
As if doing umpteen worksheets on the British Government over JoAnn’s visa debacle wasn’t enough, now I have to do many more over them threatening me and the other presenters with jail time if we continue with the upcoming workshop on Sunday June 30th, about alternative and complementary treatments for cancer.
They are citing the Cancer . . .
There was a time, not so long ago, when I totally bought into the idea that the only thing that stood between me and my spiritual enlightenment was the Ego. A big part of my spiritual practice for becoming enlightened was to ‘do battle’ with it. The Ego was said to be the part of . . .
Generally speaking I’m not very inclined to regard popes in high esteem, especially ones like the current Pope Emeritus (Pope-on-a-Rope) who, besides being partial to snazzy red shoes, put the interest of the institution of the Catholic Church above the need to protect thousands of children from being sexually abused by the priests under . . .
I mentioned in the previous blog that Radical Forgiveness is the ONLY antidote to victim consciousness. I say “the only antidote” because it is the one and only form of forgiveness that recognizes that, from a spiritual perspective, nothing wrong happened. Consequently, there are no victims or perpetrators. Conventional forgiveness simply does not go as . . .
As I noted last week, this summer I am on a mission to bring the transformative power of Radical Forgiveness to my native land of England. I will be keeping a video log of my travels, and I hope you will join me by visiting my YouTube channel. My blog posts . . .
I am extremely grateful for the fact that Radical Forgiveness is quite well known and used widely in many countries all around the world. Not in England, though. For some reason my fellow countrymen have not yet embraced Radical Forgiveness. Since I am a Brit, this is both disappointing and perplexing. So, I am making . . .
Summer is here, and I know many people start to think about losing weight in order to feel better about themselves as they dress for and participate in summer activities. If you are one of those people who has ridden the diet roller coaster for what seems like a million summers, here’s news: . . .
Oh boy! Another huge Radical Forgiveness challenge this week. How on earth can we forgive Ariel Castro, the seemingly depraved, animalistic torturer, jailer, rapist and alleged murderer who kept three women and a child captive in his house for 10 years?
All I can say at this point is that I am working on it. I’m . . .
In my blog about the Boston bombing I made the point that doing a “spiritual bypass,” in which we avoid feeling the pain of something that has happened by immediately going to some spiritual reframe of the event, is to deny our humanity. We are made as feeling beings and to deny that fact is . . .
You’ve been asking for it, and here it is… Expanding into Love is now available as an eBook!
This book is very unique and particularly well-suited to the e-book format, because it contains more than 40 interactive links that take you directly to extra resources. There is an exclusive membership site just for readers . . .
