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.
Continuing with the theme of transforming the consciousness of the planet by moving from the third dimension to the fifth, via the fourth, I promised last week to give you my take on why we created the third dimension in the first place, and in what sense we should see it as perfect.
The first thing . . .
Last week I gave you my take on the third and fifth dimension and promised to share what I feel constitutes the fourth. So here goes, again.
Essentially the 4th dimension is where we exist vibrationally while we are in between the 3rd and the 5th dimension. It is the bridge over which we make the . . .
Last week I outlined the need for a number of awakened individuals (luminaries) to first shine the light on our prevailing, storm-tossed consciousness and the reality we believe in.
After that, to steer us away from the jagged rocks of that three-dimensional reality into the much calmer waters of the fifth dimension, thereby avoiding the shipwreck . . .
As the captain of a large tall sailing ship that’s being tossed around on a very stormy sea on a dark night, imagine how happy you would be to catch sight of a light piercing the darkness knowing that it’s source is a single lighthouse.
You would know it to be a warning of impending danger . . .
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 . . .
I’m no marketing expert, so I pay others to do it. But one thing I have learned is the value of giving great content away. By giving people something of genuine value, we not only give, but we receive so much, like a loyal audience and their trust and support. We also get to help . . .
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 . . .
You’ll be pleased to know that my 28-day daily dance with chemo and radiation ended on Tuesday. Yippee! Thank you for all your love and support. It helped a great deal. The oncologist at the end said, “You’ve just breezed through this without a scratch, haven’t you.” I said, “Yes, but I’ve had a lot . . .
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. . . .
