Common Fears
Once we realize that fear is a state of mind, we can choose to face our fears, change our minds, and create the life we want to live.
Everyone has fears — it is a natural part of being human. Fear can protect us from harm by sendi
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Angel Meditation
A meditation with your angels can add a new gentleness into your normal meditation routine.
Although your host of spirit guides encompasses many diverse beings, all of which willingly watch over you, meditating with angels can
Read more…Earth Prayer, Loveletter for Mother Earth - Janice Diederichs
Dear Family, my brothers and sisters,
this is a prayer for our beloved Mother Earth.
She is our great mother, she is our sacred home.
May we all walk upon her in gratitude and may
In Awe of Beauty
All we have to do is look for beauty, and she is there — all around us at any given moment.
Beauty speaks to us in soft whispers and bold declarations. She calls on us to gaze in awe at her splendor. We are enticed by beau
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Bad Apples
When dealing with negative people, we can choose not to respond to their behavior and allow our positive behavior to be an example.
Because life requires that we interact with different personalities, it is not uncommon for us to en
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Singing with the drum is a remembering. A calling across time, weaving our voices with the echoes of those who walked before us. With every beat, we awaken the wisdom held in our bones, the memory carried in our blood.
The drum speaks, and our voi
Read more…Water Meditation
Because water is life, meditating with it can create a profound experience.
Our bodies are more than 50 percent water, so it makes sense that human beings have always considered water to be a sacred source of life and
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HAPPY LOSAR, Tibetan New Year, to everyone. May this new year bring newfound freedoms for the flourishing of Tibetan culture, language, expression and religion. May there be an end to war and may all beings experience peace of mind. To cultivate p
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Epiphany
Three Kings Day
Little Christmas
At the end of the Twelve Days of Christmas comes a day called the Epiphany, or Three Kings Day.
Falling on 6th January .This holiday is celebrated as the day the three wise men first saw baby Jesus an
The Garden of Your Mind
Your journey to a kinder mind begins with a single, nourishing thought — it’s never too late to plant seeds of compassion and let them bloom.
Our minds are like vibrant, ever-changing gardens. Every thought is a seed, t
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Surround Yourself With Love
One of the easiest and nicest gifts you can give to yourself is surrounding yourself with loving and kind people whenever possible.
In our everyday life, we are surrounded by a variety of people. Some of the people
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I say "Namaste" because
I like what it means,
not because I am Hindu.
A lot of people here think
I am a Christian because
they think I talk about
Christian values,
but the truth is
I am really talking
about Human values.
I've been asked if I am Buddhi
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Karma
Whatever is happening now or at any moment is the unfolding of karma. Many people assume that karma applies solely to the difficulties and hardships encountered in life. This is not so. Karma also unfolds as the pleasurable aspects of living s
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.. Lúghnasadh celebrates the fruition of the year’s work. Most of the food that could last the winter has been stored, and people are preparing for Autumn and Winter to settle in. Lúghnasadh / Lúnasa is a time to enjoy the fruits of the summer, the
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Blessed Lughnasadh & Blessed Imbolc to All Celebrating in Northern & Southern Hemispheres! Bright Blessings!
The First Harvest, call it Lughnasadh (there’s different spellings) or Lammas, is a liminal time when the lengthening moon time starts t
A Festival of Transition
Lughnasa celebrates the cyclical nature of existence and presents a wonderful opportunity to consider how we have changed.
To ancient peoples, the yearly harvest was a reflection of the human cycle of birth and death.
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Learn and Let Flow
We do not need to suffer or live in poverty to be spiritual people.
The idea that we have to suffer or live in poverty in order to be spiritual is an old one and can be found in the belief systems of many philosophies. Many
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A white Buffalo has been born 4/25/24 in Kansas. For those who don't know the prophecy of the White Buffalo Woman, it is the most significant prophecy of the Lakota people, others like Comanche and Navajo also see it as a sign of things changing in
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"Life's work is to wake up, to let the things that enter into the circle wake you up rather than put you to sleep. The only way to do this is to open, be curious, and develop some sense of sympathy for everything that comes along, to get to know its
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Nothing you love is lost. Not really. Things, people—they always go away, sooner or later. You can’t hold them, any more than you can hold moonlight. But if they’ve touched you, if they’re inside you, then they’re still yours. The only things you ev
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