Someone else posted this today, and I thought it was a great thing to remember. Maybe we should change our blog to 2 minutes, 2 days, 2 hours... :)
http://www.donothingfor2minutes.com/
04 February 2011
12 January 2011
Forget the How, Just Say Yes!
I'm loving this post over at Gypsy Girl's Guide today. It's a guest blogger named Rebecca who is living (sometimes) in Switzerland while she wanders and wonders.
I thought you might enjoy her words and insights after we talked about where your thoughts are these days. It's not just about making a move to another country. It's about making a "move", or a change in any part of our lives.
and then there's this
Oh, and Ali? Are you choosing a word for 2011? I haven't yet. I'm still struggling with finding one word to define what I hope & want for myself this year. I'd be interested to hear if you've done any thinking about this yet?
and then there's this
Oh, and Ali? Are you choosing a word for 2011? I haven't yet. I'm still struggling with finding one word to define what I hope & want for myself this year. I'd be interested to hear if you've done any thinking about this yet?
01 January 2011
Happy New Year 2011!!!
Hi Jeanne!
I came across this video in my online research for the Oakland Center for Spiritual Living. Which appears to be like the unitarian church, but i'm not sure. The focus there seems Buddhist in nature, which appeals. This 'New Thought' movement seems a bit vague, lofty and new age, but its curious. A few friends attend the Oakland Center and invited me along tomorrow. I figured that exploring a new spiritual avenue would be a cool way to start off this new year.
Here's a passage that I like from a new book called, The book of Awakening by Marc Nepo.
"We start out wanting to know love and living long enough, we become love. We start out wanting to know God, and suffering long enough, we become God. Over time, the heart expands from within and all our skins thin until we become something elemental, rounding to the next grain of wisdom to be found"
Wishing you Love and Peace in 2011, Beannie!
I'll keep you posted! :-)
xo Ali
I came across this video in my online research for the Oakland Center for Spiritual Living. Which appears to be like the unitarian church, but i'm not sure. The focus there seems Buddhist in nature, which appeals. This 'New Thought' movement seems a bit vague, lofty and new age, but its curious. A few friends attend the Oakland Center and invited me along tomorrow. I figured that exploring a new spiritual avenue would be a cool way to start off this new year.
Here's a passage that I like from a new book called, The book of Awakening by Marc Nepo.
"We start out wanting to know love and living long enough, we become love. We start out wanting to know God, and suffering long enough, we become God. Over time, the heart expands from within and all our skins thin until we become something elemental, rounding to the next grain of wisdom to be found"
Wishing you Love and Peace in 2011, Beannie!
I'll keep you posted! :-)
xo Ali
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