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[vimeo 134122112] 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.
The Arabs had their “Spring.” Now women are having theirs. Halleluya! In virtually every country in the world on this Valentine’s Day women are dancing for an end to violence against them. JoAnn is one among them dancing in the streets of Atlanta today.
If ever there was a good reason for a day in . . .
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Over the years I have come to be known as “The Radical Forgiveness Guy.”
And, believe me, I only have to write something slightly judgmental in my blog to have people reminding me that I’m supposed to be “Mr. Radical Forgiveness.” I love it, though.
But these days, I have to tell you, Radical Forgiveness is only . . .
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As JoAnn and I continue packing and getting ready for our move to a new house in mid February, I am reminded that the process is not unlike shifting to a new paradigm. Think about it.
Whether we like it or not, when we move house, we’re forced to go through every room and pull it . . .
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Knowing the kind of profound relief that Radical Forgiveness can provide, I only wish it were possible that the parents and families of those who were killed could experience it now. But it is far too early for that. Radical Forgiveness can only proceed when we have felt the pain fully and gone all the . . .
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If you’re new to the blog, you probably haven’t heard about my new book and might want to learn about it here:
www.ExpandingInLove.com
If you’re not new and have read some of my work in the past, you may be wondering why I wrote this book and what might be in it . . .
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As expected, I received a lot of responses to the blog I posted prior to Oprah’s PR marathon ‘rehab interview’ with Lance Armstrong. My thanks to you if you were one who bothered to write. The comments split roughly 50/50. They were either of the “Bravo for saying what you did,” variety or “Shame on . . .
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I could care less that Lance Armstrong took drugs to enhance his performance. What I do find odious about him, as well as interesting from the broader perspective, is the extraordinary lengths he went to win all his races, destroying loads of people in the process.
The broader perspective is that the whole . . .
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At this time of year, many people are setting new intentions. The top two seem to be spending more time with family and friends and losing some weight. Maybe you’ve realized that holding a grudge or some other form of anger is holding you back from those goals.
To clear the path, perhaps . . .
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On Monday, I had a somewhat reproving response to my recent blog and FB posting from a lady named Christa. She said, “I believe that global consciousness has shifted into a higher vibration. Why not be more optimistic about it?” It is a good comment and worthy of some discussion, not only . . .
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Are you enjoying your New Year’s celebration? I usually enjoy mine, but as I write this blog I must confess I am feeling a little bummed out with it being 2013 already. Why? Because it feels a bit like another Y2K moment.
You see, about 10 years ago, I came up with a . . .
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