Monthly Archives: March 2011

There exists a state of mind which transcends compassion as the apex of personal connection with others.  This state opens each new day into an even wider more encompassing Heaven where all things are possible and everything reflects goodness.  In this expansive state, the mind embraces all manifestations … Continue reading →

Punch and Judy is a famous European puppet play from Italy, most probably created in the Middle Ages, where it was known as Punchinello.  First performed in the streets and other public areas, the play was considered vulgar fare.  Over the centuries, it became a very popular amusement for all classes … Continue reading →

The true gift of forgetting is the releasing from our own imaginations the ideas, visions and stories that we wish to not again relive.  For, as long as any thought can be recalled, when we can draw it back into mind, we as … Continue reading →

Be mindful when you use the term, “Even though…”  This is a transitional phrase which can either take you from hellish judgment into Heavenly acceptance, or vice versa.  The clause which precedes or follows the one beginning with ”even though” is the statement of … Continue reading →

In nature, once planted, any living seed uses all of its DNA, its nutrient resources and the accessible food in its universe to grow and develop by its own particular inherent design.  Where there is sufficiency of these things, plus … Continue reading →

The conscious mind does not multi-task.  The idea that it could and does is a myth.  Although attention can shift focus rapidly from one object or idea to another, the process for the conscious mind is still a sequential attending upon one thing at a … Continue reading →