Category Archives: freedom
At Home
By the time this note is published in our newsletter, we will be the owners (with a 15-year mortgage) of our own Office and Education Center. It sounds so simple. Banks and credit unions don’t like to loan money to … Continue reading
THE YEAR WAS 1969…
“You are an eternal being now on the pathway of endless unfoldment, never less but always more yourself.” This Thing Called You, Ernest Holmes, pg. 108 Later this month I will be flying to Everett, WA for my 50-year high … Continue reading
Choosing Positive (Yes, I know that’s grammatically incorrect)
“There is nothing good or bad in the world, but thinking makes it so.” (William Shakespeare Hamlet Act II scene II) I have stopped being surprised at the synchronicity between what I decide to do and how the world shows … Continue reading
Can’t? Or Won’t?
If you missed this past Sunday’s talk from Rev. Janis, it was not recorded, and the topic was “The Experience of Freedom”. What freedom to be means to me is that I don’t have to stay stuck in a world … Continue reading
I KNOW WHERE I BELONG
“ This is the whole secret, a complete mental acceptance, and embodiment of our desires.” —– Ernest Holmes, The Science of Mind 398.3 Having grown up a gypsy child, moving and changing schools frequently, I never felt like I belonged … Continue reading
Curate Your Life
One of the big ideas that arose in last week’s ongoing Wild Mind class was this notion of “Curate Your Life”. It’s an interesting idea, one that alternately teases and encourages us to identify, decide on and choose the kind of … Continue reading
Just Doing It . . . Later
One of my favorite ways to deal with change is as follows: First: I hear or read something fabulous, Second: I realize “I get this!” It is something I need to do. Third: I can do this Final Step: And … Continue reading
This Stuff WORKS!
For as long as I can remember, I’ve been looking for something that I couldn’t even name. I thought it was love, then maybe happiness, then self-forgiveness or acceptance or something I didn’t have. Then one day last week, I … Continue reading
Getting After “It”
“Oh, this is going to be good!” exclaimed Reverend Donald Graves. It was Monday, January 29, 2017 after I had relayed how my morning had started with a run, then yoga, then being laid off/fired from my position as an … Continue reading
Staying “Home”
We look too far away for Reality. — Ernest Holmes, The Science of Mind 41.3 I grew up on a farm four miles outside of a small Oklahoma town and was seemingly okay with that, except in my head I was … Continue reading