A LIFE DRIVEN BY DESIRE – #20
Did the title of today’s post grab your attention? This was the headline for a review of Theodore Dreiser’s, The Financier and it captured…
Desires revisited – #19
Many of us sit on our desires until they are dead. An expired desire is comparable to a dead car…
Double Trouble – #18
Jungian analyst Marion Woodman divides people into two types: people who spend their time pursuing personal transformation and people who are content to watch television and…
Trouble in Paradise – #17
You may be finding that searching for your inner most desire is more arduous than collecting 75,000 light bulbs. Dr.…
Desire Continued – #16
Meet Dr. Hugh Francis Hicks,* a Baltimore dentist whose mother offered him a light bulb when she noticed he was bored with…
Meeting your Desires – #15
As you spend time in the Present Moment, are your desires making themselves known? One of the benefits of being Mindful is an increasing awareness of…
The Elusive Present Moment – # 14
One of the greatest obstacles to staying in the present moment is our inability to stay focused. Staying focused is a…
Designing the Not Knowing Place – #13
Walking on a nature trail Monday, March 19, I started wondering: What are options for successfully surviving Not Knowing? Cheerful yellow daffodils, lacy green trees, and brilliant yellow forsythia spread…
Anxiety encounters Space – Part 12
Anxiety has a complicated relationship with Space. When we pause and breathe, we give ourselves access to life- giving Space. In…
Do You have a “Reality Distortion Field?”- Part 11
Reading Walter Isaacson’s new biography, Steve Jobs,* I began to wonder if Jobs had lived his life under the influence…