It’s easy to close ourselves off these days—in fact, it’s encouraged. But at what cost? It feels like there’s more distance and less connection and communication as we separate ourselves out of self-preservation. It’s harder to converse with others when we’re out, especially among the sea of masked faces, difficult to hear or speak even when we do make an effort.
How can we get to the heart of what’s important and find new ways of connecting based on our common experiences? This is a time when the whole world and most of its citizens are facing the same fears, concerns, loneliness from isolation, worry about the future . . . These feelings are universal and offer an incredible opportunity to relate with more patience, compassion and kindness.
In the past, we may not have had as much time to reach out, but now it’s one thing many of us have more of— TIME—to connect, perhaps not with our hands but with our hearts. How can we kindly engage with and experience the human being behind the mask, the voice on the other line, the people who provide us services?
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THE MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION - What do you want?
Experience more of what you want, feed a happy mind, and find solutions faster;
FREE TO JUST BE
Creativity needs space and play time without judgment.
I Don't Believe in Divine Intervention
We can learn and practice ways to choose our experiences based on our divinity and the laws of Intention, Expectation, and Attraction.
WE STARTED THE FIRES
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To age or not to age?
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SPIRITUAL ALIVENESS
Sunrise is the best possible time to recharge yourself for each new day of activity.
Inspired Living
Know that we are timeless spiritual/energetic beings—and death is not a “goodbye,” just a “see you later.”
FIND YOUR WAY
There’s Angels and Masters and Dear late Aunt Tillie. All of this psychic stuff might sound pretty silly. Still we know that there’s something, we cannot deny it. But we’ll never know what, unless we just try it.
DO SOMETHING THAT MATTERS
What we give, we will receive, and kindness is a path that goes outward toward the intended and inward toward ourselves.
3 Keys to Sustainable Creativity
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A Perfect Match
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Big Tech's Great Reckoning
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De-FAANGed
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Facebook parent Meta’s first-quarter profit and its count of daily users jumped past Wall Street’s expectations despite the company’s slowest revenue growth since going public a decade ago. Shares were up sharply in after-hours trading.
EU LAW TARGETS BIG TECH OVER HATE SPEECH, DISINFORMATION
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