Category Archives: An Aha Life
Focus on Shining, Not Eliminating the Competition
Currently, I’m participating in a blog competition that has offered wonderful opportunities. I’ve been introduced to many well-written and informative blogs and have learned a great deal from reading them. Also, people have visited my website who would … Continue reading
What Difference Do You Want To Make?
Most, if not all, of us want our lives to stand for something; we want to make a difference. What that difference is, however, may not be crystal clear. If not, below are some questions that may prove … Continue reading
Try Something New
I love this 3.5 minute video – it’s worth a listen. What Something New will you commit to doing for the next 30 days?
The Dollhouse: Lightning Dreamwork the Robert Moss Way
It was a cool overcast morning in Boulder, Colorado, but the mood was warm and festive in Robert Moss’ Shamanic Lucid Dreaming workshop. More than forty people had gathered to work (as it turned out a better word … Continue reading
Posted in An Aha Life, dream analysis, reJOYvenating
Tagged dreams, dreamwork, lightning dreamwork, Martha Beck, Robert Moss
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Dreams
Dreams are reflections of our soul.
Freedom Is
Freedom is the present, letting go of past and future, reveling in here and now. Freedom is seeing with fresh eyes – no names, no labels, no conceptions; seeing without thinking. Freedom is forgetting how much I hated beets … Continue reading
Freedom
Nothing is more difficult, and therefore more precious, than to be able to decide. (Napoleon Bonaparte)
Today I Mourn the Loss of the Children I Never Had.
Yesterday, I was feeling deeply saddened as I walked my golden retrievers, Liza Jolie and Zydeco Ardoin, on the parkway. Zydie is nine-years old, and he has begun to experience serious health problems as so many golden … Continue reading
Posted in An Aha Life, midlife, second half of life
Tagged childless, grieving, midlife, mourning childlessness
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Assumptions: Aging, Dementia and Meaning
Today is remarkable. Last June, my father was placed under hospice care. The doctors predicted that he had only weeks, possibly a few months, to live, but Dad has defied the odds. My family is blessed to have … Continue reading
Posted in An Aha Life, midlife, second half of life
Tagged aging, assumptions, dementia, meaning
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Gratitude
This is an amazing and exquisite ten-minute video on gratitude by award-winning cinematographer, director, and producer, Louie Schwartzberg. Please watch, enjoy, and open your heart to the blessings. And then it will really be a good day.
