To put it mildly, we are living in uncertain times. Listening to the news and social media can be nerve wracking. If you are like me, you are outraged at the bombing of Gaza, the war on Ukraine, and the conflict in Myanmar and Sub Saharan Africa. If you are like me, you are extremely […]
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The last statistic I read claimed 80 percent of our thoughts are negative, and 95 percent repetitive. Strangely, the more negative an experience, the more we return to it. Like vultures to a carcass, we’re drawn to what hurts. As the Buddhist saying goes, we want happiness and yet we chase our suffering. – Nancy
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Addiction: a neuropsychological disorder characterized by a persistent and intense urge to engage in certain behaviors despite substantial harm and other negative consequences. (It) alters brain function in ways that perpetuate craving, and weakens self-control. Wikipedia You’ve had a bad day, and frustration is running high. What could help you cope? Just got to have…what?
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I collect interesting articles and save them in a folder on my computer. Some are for my own education or entertainment, some are to share with an interested person, and some hold information that might make my Compassionate Clearing newsletter articles more interesting. I was stumped on this month’s write-up for you, so I began
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Researchers have discovered that our organs store a high level of information that is specific to our lives. Our innate intelligence is not limited to our brain, but courses throughout our body. In my former life as a chiropractor, I discussed this phenomena with patients on a regular basis. As an energy psychologist, I have
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Sleep is such a delicious state of being. We all need it, and yet it can elude us when we need it most, leaving us tired and cranky. I am distressed when I hear people bragging about how little sleep they have gotten, as if that makes them a super worker. Studies show that people
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Last year, I read a wonderful article about a man who had placed a rotary phone on a tree in Olympia (Washington) Park along a hiking trail. A notice was posted by it encouraging hikers to share their grief into the phone (that wasn’t connected). The goal was to say the unsaid things to those
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In my life, I have been called strange, weirdo, maverick, really different (with the emphasis on really), and other adjectives and nouns to point out my not-so-normal self. It’s true that my thoughts are often different than the general population. I have dealt with the unfortunate habit of speaking those non-conformist thoughts out loud (Sagittarius
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Life can be challenging in the world today. There is so much chaos, and those of us who are empaths can fall out of balance with the unpleasant, disorienting energy. Staying positive to make our world go smoother can be a challenge even for those who aren’t empaths. So what is a person to do?
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I believe there are two disparate species who both look like humans on the planet: humans and star beings. As I understand it, the star beings did not originate on this planet but arrived here from other star systems. It was decided that, because humans were evolving at such a slow rate, they needed help.
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