Stopping the Blaming Game is called forgiveness. That is precisely what forgiveness is; the process of stopping, of ending, the Blaming Game. And it is tough. – Scott Peck
What the Law of the Harvest Teaches Us
The law of the harvest teaches us that we must regularly take time to rest, renew, and to reflect upon the harvest as we prepare for the next. – Stephen Covey
How We Know the Soul is Being Cared For
We know soul is being cared for when our pleasures feel deeper than usual, when we can let go of the need to be free of complexity and confusion, when compassion takes the place of mistrust and fear. – Thomas Moore
Keep Yourself Well-Oiled with Life
Keep yourself well-oiled with life, with laughter, and action—or you’ll rust out. – unknown
What Matters Most!
What matters is what you do with what you have. –Shirley Lord
Abandon the Urge to Simplify Everything
Abandon the urge to simplify everything, to look for formulas and easy answers, and think multidimensionally, to glory in the mystery and paradoxes of life. – Scott Peck
Simplify – Simplify
Our life is frittered away by detail. . . simplify, simplify. –Henry David Thoreau
Creating Beauty from Life’s Scraps: The Foggy Days Quilt
Are you facing tough times? Do you know someone who is? If you have never thought of creativity as something that would help you cope with difficulty, you may be inspired by today’s article, “Creating Beauty from Life’s Scraps”. In it, Sharon shares the story of how creative expression helped her cope with the adversity of illness. You’ll learn how creative expression can diminish physical and emotional pain, release energy, and facilitate healing of mind, body , soul and spirit. We hope you enjoy it. Feel free to share it with anyone you know who is in the midst of great …
CASIGY’s Secrets to Overcoming Holiday Blues – Creative, Sensitive, Introverted Gifted People
In the northern hemisphere, December brings darkness, and for some this brings the blues, AKA depression. As the loss of light progresses, veils of separation may also thin, connecting us more easily to our inner depths. Old issues we have dealt with can resurface, sometimes with an intensity that belies the work we have already done with them. Typical CASIGY (Creative, Sensitive, Acutely, Aware, Introverted, Gifted) issues such as inferiority, perfectionism, and a feeling of not belonging rear their ugly heads with a vengeance. New ones may wiggle in, too. Then there’s the waning economy; the holidays; you name it. The …