How Miserable Can You Be During The Holidays? – #47
Born in London, Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo,* spent twelve years secluded in a Himalayan cave. Her most recent book, Into The Heart…
Are You Rash or Reckless? – #46
What do you think – was tackling the word emptiness last week actually an act of temerity? Yes,…
Emptiness – Full of Agony or Pregnant with Allure? – # 45
Special Note To Readers: There is one unfamiliar-to-me word (besides the “E” word) in today’s post that I wish to add to…
Bonus Bonus Post
Dear exploring the mystery fans, One of my favorite people just let me know he was having trouble finding…
Bonus Post – Puerile
To exploring the mystery devotees, the word in post 44 that begs and whines and pesters to be acknowledged and…
And Now For Something Completely Different – #44
Were you surprised at the word egregious in last week’s post title? Your author was.Reading Naifeh and Smith’s…
Is Egregious Envy A Change Agent? – #43
Jacob had a self-defeating neurosis.*Jacob was full of envy for his twin brother Esau.Feelings of hostility towards others is…
Can You Wrestle Your Way to Health? – #42
Stop. Take a breath. Get ready to tackle the final sentences of Bob Klein’s* “qualities of water” message.Can you translate…
How, When, and Where Do You Move? – #42
In previous posts, we have been advised to let ice thaw and water flow; melting and flowing suggest the importance of …
CAN YOU FIND FANTASTIC COMMENTS?
There are new comments on exploring the mystery Post #41 that are worthy of your attention.Go to the blog: www.NickyMendenhall.blogspot.com (you can…