This Week’s Quotation: “There is a great tendency in our culture to attribute the cause of things to the world of space and time. It seems easier to believe that the causative factors in our life are things that happen away from us, as
This Week’s Quotation: Becoming an Elder When we see ourselves as separate from other aspects of creation, we tend to take on the dynamics of conquest and victimhood in relationship to our world. If we can begin to see ourselves as a valuable part within a greater whole that is held by a higher intelligence,
This Week’s Quotation: On a clear night, where I live in Colorado, we have a view of endless stars. Seeing the Milky Way, the Pleiades, Orion, and all the other celestial bodies, I can feel the vastness of being on
This Week’s Quotation: Cliff Barry, the founder of Shadow Work® seminars, says that the elders in the circle have to disbelieve. In other words, if a group is to thrive, there have to be leaders who choose not to buy
This Week’s Quotation: Our human capacity—our thoughts and feelings and our physical capacity—is made to be a dwelling place for the possible. We are supposed to be a home for the possible, so that it might manifest through us into
This Week’s Quotation: I know from working with people at depth for many years that most people are almost deathly afraid of their own feelings. They are often plagued, almost incessantly, by their own negative self-talk—their biting criticism of themselves
This Week’s Quotation: We reach critical mass when we have manifested a viable, growing, energetic form in the middle of our creative field. The critical mass is not the form alone but also the dynamism of that form. There is
This Week’s Quotation: The truth is that the emotional body is ready to listen to the thoughts of somebody, and it is not necessarily wise about who the ideas come from or what they are. It is the nature of