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Archive for December, 2017
Awakening
Tuesday, December 19th, 2017When we stop being afraid, the cloud of trepidation begins to lift, and the openness of our mind becomes clear with confidence.
‘Choices’…
Monday, December 18th, 2017Focused & relaxed breathing helps to create more space in awareness between incoming information (stimulus) and our outgoing response… more space between our thoughts & our urges to act reflexively. In this breathing space, we may realize more appropriate choices for situations as we become better able to regulate the seemingly habitual and automatic tendencies […]
Awakening
Sunday, December 17th, 2017A thought is empty without action. We must discern wisely on which thoughts we must act.
‘Resistance’
Sunday, December 17th, 2017What holds us back? What keeps us ‘stuck’ from moving forward into a healthier, more peaceful place in our lives? What do we resist in our lives… and why? Is our resistance a function of our inability to simply accept life as it is… here & now? Can we not skillfully let go of our […]
Awakening
Saturday, December 16th, 2017Be confident about what you do know and curious about what you don’t know.
‘Equanimity’
Saturday, December 16th, 2017Equanimity is a mindset that’s evenly balanced- when we are fully engaged yet not indulged. Our awareness is grounded without judgment, opinion, or assumption. We are calm, composed, with relaxed alertness… simply experiencing & accepting the actuality of what is happening in the present moment with willful intent & abiding attention. It is this ‘middle […]
‘Resolution’
Monday, December 11th, 2017Mindfulness practice can help us turn up the resolution on things we openly, quietly, and objectively observe. It is this resolution that brings a greater clarity, sharpness, and precision of things as they are witnessed in our field of awareness.
Awakening
Monday, December 11th, 2017We cannot heal relationships without first understanding them. Likewise, we cannot make real & lasting change without first understanding the complex nature of what constitutes our present-day problems.