Have you ever been afraid to have a conversation because it felt difficult?
Maybe asking for something you want or need, or don’t want? No matter how much you want to have the conversation, you can’t see to do it.
Category: Love Letters
Love Letter #60: Universal Wonder
On this leap day, I received a greeting in my inbox this morning. “Happy Universal Day of Wonder”, it said. I don’t know where the idea of a universal day of wonder came from, but I like it. A lot.
Love Letter #59: Change is Life in Action
God (Spirit, Source, Life, Love) knows Itself by becoming things. Those things come through you and me. We are Life living itself as me and you. Change is what we are here to be, do, and create. It is the one constant, yet we are most often in resistance to it.
Love Letter #58: For the Love of Curiosity
Thinking about curiosity this morning. It’s been a month long discussion in a Monday morning women’s group I participate in. This week we touched on the old idiom, “curiosity killed the cat”.
Love Letter #57: Change Me Prayer
I’ve been thinking about yesterday’s affirmation, “Divine Beloved, help me to believe the truth about myself no matter how beautiful it is”, and noticing how my human brain wants to figure this out and my ego wants to make this happen.
Love Letter #56: No Matter How Beautiful
How often do we downplay our own magnificence? Dismiss our brilliance, and often dull our light because we don’t want to outshine others. We don’t want to seem self-centered…
Love Letter #55: Do You Love a Fun Quiz?
I hope you like quizzes…because this one is quite fun and insightful. At least it was for me. Curiosity has been a topic of conversation this month. What is it? How we use it.
Love Letter #54: What Are You Waiting For?
Waiting for others can leave us feeling frustrated, disappointed and resentful…signs that we are not meeting our own needs and a recipe for regret. I almost missed an amazing trip to Italy while waiting for others.
Love Letter #53: Late Blooming
I’ve often thought of myself as a late bloomer. Although I did some things early in life – marry, have children – truly getting to know myself all came much later in life…