January 30th kicks off the Season for Nonviolence. Established in 1998, 2023 is the 26th year the Season has been commemorated. The Season for Nonviolence was initially developed by Dr. Michael Beckwith and Dr. Mary Morrissey of the Association for Global New Thought and The Parliament of The World’s Religions. According to the Association for Global New Thought (AGNT): January 30, … More Season for Nonviolence
Several weeks ago, I shared an article on Looking Up and Soaking in Spirit. This practice was taught to me by Rev. Kathianne Lewis from CSL Seattle. Since then, I have discovered that there are scientific studies on the principle of looking up. In 2019, a collaboration between neuroscience expert Dr. Fiona Kerr, Lekki Maze from Glider Global, Outdoor … More Looking Up
I find it interesting to research the best articles of the year. In case you missed them, here are the best articles from 2022: Setting Intentions to Create Spiritual Energy Is Worry a Prayer? Holding Space: What Does it Mean? Love What You Have All Time Favorites Here are two favorite articles, written previously, that … More The Best Articles from 2022
Many adults go through life hurting or damaged, not knowing how forgiveness sets us free. When I think about forgiveness, I reflect back to the time, shortly after the fire, when we visited the burnt-down wreckage of our home and the 20 years of our life there. It was then that I said a simple … More Forgiveness Sets Us Free
My holiday season was different this year. There were many stumbling blocks, stressors, and confusion, but I experienced a small Christmas Miracle in the end! Nothing this season seemed to go the way I wanted. Thanksgiving didn’t go as planned, and we spent it alone, trying to cope with the stress it created. Then a … More A Christmas Miracle
Most everyone has heard the Christmas Story — whether it be about the first Christmas and the birth of Jesus or about Santa Claus and all the good things you will receive if you’ve been a good boy or girl. This year I want to share my favorite Christmas Story A Christmas Story with a … More A Special Christmas Story
December is a month full of many different celebrations. Growing up, my family and friends celebrate Christmas, commemorating the birth of Jesus. We also incorporated the practices of decorating trees and visits from Santa Claus. Other countries and religions commemorate other celebrations and holidays. Here are some of the unique winter holidays and traditions: Rohatsu, … More Winter Holidays and Traditions
Have you ever entertained the thought that light drives out darkness? Did you realize that you can be that light? I spent most of my life thinking I was nothing but an insignificant human being. Of course, my friends and family loved me, but I did not feel important in the world. I spent time … More Light Drives Out Darkness
Learning to center and align with Spirit is vital to have a fulfilled life. But how do we know when we are in alignment? According to Unity Magazine’s article, “Centering Into Spiritual Alignment,” by Rev. Bronte Colbert: Alignment is remembering and acknowledging our constant connection with the Divine, our highest self, our innermost being. It’s … More Center and Align with Spirit
Last weekend, my husband took me dancing. It had been a while, but it reminded me of how we are daily dancing with Spirit. Dancing has always been a big part of my life. My mother enrolled me in classes when I was only seven years old. My teacher told me I was her prize … More Dancing with Spirit