The Grace of Awareness

There is a deep form of knowing, a natural knowing that’s beyond what the mind, emotions, and imagination are capable of coming up with. In my experience, it invites - if not requires - a bold honesty regarding who I am and who I am not. And when I am honest enough and courageous enough to step into that flow of knowing, I experience peace, I experience miracles. This is what I call the Grace of Awareness.

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Opening Doors

For me personally, it takes a lot of dedication to keep myself in balance, or to get back into balance when I’ve let myself get swept up in reactions. But what’s helping me these days is working with this deceptively simple quote from the inestimable Ron and Mary Hulnick: “How you deal with the issue IS the issue.”

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The Year of Your Heart

I’m not a fan of new year’s resolutions because they so often become counter-productive. But having a clear intention for a heart-led experience of the year is really helpful. Having something simple in place to remind me of what that is seems to be a very good plan.

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Lessons in the Leaves

We're all changing, all of the time. Yet none of us changes in the same way or at the same time, although we are all parts of the same tree. Our combined efforts may create a blotchy mess along the way, but together we create the colorful mosaic that is our constantly renewing life.

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A Heart-Led Podcast

I recently sat down for a conversation with my friend Danny Bader for his podcast “Back to Life.“ Danny is a thoughtful, inspiring man of heart and spirit, and our conversation covered a lot of heart-led ground. You can watch it here.

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A Friend Who Cares

Sometimes doubts, fears, and limiting beliefs flare up when I think about reaching out, but like that little girl approaching the big red dog, when I move forward with my trust, respect and tenderness - plus a little playfulness, I quickly find that my new BFF has been there all along, inside me, inviting me to be the caring friend for myself and for others. It’s the layered meaning of the old saying: “If you want to have a friend, be a friend.”

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