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Your Call to Action Print E-mail
by O.C. Smith & James Shaw. 

Ocie Lee (O.C.) SmithJames Shaw God's little green apples are yours for the picking. Whether you reach above your head for the green apples, or whether they fall at your feet, you must do the picking. It is only then that you can "bite into" (have) your new and changed experiences.

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Free To Be Me Print E-mail

by Marie T. Russell.

Marie T. RussellFor years you have been molded. You have been asked to adhere to tradition, to behave according to certain accepted rules of behavior, and to dress according to the norm. You have accepted beliefs that others held. You have believed that what others thought was true of you had to be so -- that others knew best.

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Actively Creating Peace Print E-mail

by Pema Chödrön.

Pema Chödrön

Suppose there were a place we could go to learn the art of peace, a sort of boot camp for spiritual warriors. Instead of spending hours and hours disciplining ourselves to defeat the enemy, we could spend hours and hours dissolving the causes of war.

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Can You Hold? Print E-mail

Jennifer Phillipsby Jennifer Phillips.

Silence is not particularly my thing. I remember, many years ago, when my closest and dearest friend shared with me that she was attending an eight day "silent retreat" -- just the thought put me in a twitter. Yet, now that I'm in my fifth decade, I'm beginning to appreciate at least a measure of silence...

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Actions and Consequence Print E-mail

by Andrew Weiss.

Andrew Weiss

Our actions have consequences. Most of the time, we are unaware of any except perhaps the most immediate of these consequences. We are like a person who has dropped a pebble into a pond and can only see, at best, one ripple the pebble made in the water. We know from our experience that the pebble actually causes many ripples, perhaps an infinite number, that extend all the way from the spot where it was dropped in the water to the edge of the pond.

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Be Here Now! Print E-mail

by Marie T. Russell.

This reminder to be here now was brought to mind the other day as I reflected on the general public's increased interest and acceptance of past-lives. The question that came to mind was "Does knowledge of who you mighty have been 500 or 3,000 years ago help you in your life NOW?"

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Being In The Mood Print E-mail
by Marie T. Russell. It crept up unexpectedly, little by little, until it was a full blown "Mood". My ego tells me ?It all started after the conversation with that person who was angry... it?s all their fault.? ?Wait a minute,? my Higher Self interjects. ?You chose to adopt that anger and carry it with you. No one forced you or ?made you? angry.?
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Balancing the Scales Print E-mail

by Michael Levy.

Michael LevyIf our actions do not bring joy then they have no meaning. How do we balance our scales to get the correct perspective of life? Spirit speaks to us all in silence and is our source of information and wisdom.

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Getting Relaxed Print E-mail

by Jim Dreaver.

Jim DreaverWhen you are able to detach yourself from the areas of stress, tension, and pain in your body and just be aware of them without the interference of your analytical mind, they have room to unwind and release. This is not to deny or ignore pain; it is to be present with it in a relaxed, open, non judging way.

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Facing Your Shadow Print E-mail

by Denise Linn.

Denise LinnAs a child, I was afraid of so many things. I was terrified during my parents' violent arguments. I was afraid of my mother's rage and my father's simmering undercurrents. My childhood was defined by my fears. As I grew up, I suppressed fear and denied its existence. But it shaped my life in hundreds of ways.

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Cultivating Awareness in Daily Life Print E-mail
by John Cianciosi. It is important to understand that to develop awareness in daily life we do not need to go around with an empty mind. Rather, we strive to be awake and centered in the present, clearly knowing at each moment what we are doing. For instance, if thoughts, plans, or memories come into the mind, the mind is aware of them
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Cleaning the Mind Print E-mail
by Karen Bentley. The biggest problem with a mistake that's not forgiven is that it becomes a piece of garbage cluttering up your mind. The longer you dwell on the mistake, the more it magnifies and distracts you. Soon, all you think about is this horrible mistake and how much it's impacted your life. Since we rarely, if ever, throw out our mistakes, our minds become a giant toxic dumpsite for all these things that we've done or had done to us. It results in perpetual unhappiness.
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