Last week I wrote that doing breathwork is many times better than LSD. Thank goodness! We could never have legally dispensed LSD at all our Miracles workshops.
No worries, though. A ‘Satori’ Breathwork session is included in every one of those workshops, and I have no doubt we get the same result as we would have . . .
Every relationship, no matter how good or bad it seems, is a soul-to-soul transaction, the purpose of which is to facilitate healing, learning, and growth for each other. (It has nothing to do with “living happily ever after.”) Therefore, as soon as we come into a relationship, no matter whether the relationship lasts two minutes . . .
Each year at around this time I raise the topic of family holidays and their propensity for arousing strong negative emotions.
In spite of our best efforts to be civil and polite, undercurrents of old rivalries between siblings and unresolved issues with parents have a way of bleeding into the feigned holiday revelry we all try . . .
Healing Infidelity
St. Valentine and Hallmark Cards have a lot to answer for. So have the authors of children’s books who finish their stories with the line . . .” and they got married and lived happily ever after.”
I was a speaker on a Valentine’s Day Cruise last week. What I observed did not support . . .
Every Man with an Armored Heart Needs to Read this Book
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It’s not exactly your “50 Shades” of anything you might want to picture in your mind. But, not to worry. The guys who came together to form a group for male healers and joint authored this book, hold nothing back.
It . . .
Don’t You Love ‘em? Your Parents, I Mean!
To forgive people using the Tipping Method (Radical Forgiveness) is actually to come to a place of appreciation for who they really are. It is coming to see them as the divine beings they always were, no matter how they showed up in the human world.
The holiday . . .
Do you attach strings to the gifts you give?
“Oh, how nice – just what I wanted. Thank you so much.” [Oh heck! How awful! What am I going to do with this thing now? It will have to be on display when she comes round or she’ll be hurt and annoyed.]
Have you ever been . . .
Can the Pain of the Family Reunion be Turned to Joy?
It’s Fall already. November is upon us. The leaves are turning all sorts of gorgeous colors as they and much of the natural world begins to turn inward and close down, ready for the winter months. Wouldn’t it be nice if we could do . . .
In the last blog, I mentioned that we often have a need to forgive our own kids. I would like to say more about this.
When we decide to have children, we expect it to be a joyous experience. But there are times when it is anything but. Our kids can cause . . .
Who’s on your Radical Forgiveness bucket list?
Lack of forgiveness is known to be very bad for your health. It is not so well acknowledged that it is also very bad for your death.
I don’t wish to be morbid, but this is worth considering, no matter how far away death might seem to you. After . . .
