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Pike’s Peak: Promises, Promises

Thumbnail image for Pike’s Peak: Promises, Promises by Catherine Ryan Hyde October 15, 2011

Here are a few photos from my hike up the Barr Trail to Barr Camp, which is 6.5 miles and 3,800 vertical feet, or a little better than half the way to Pike’s Peak summit. I just got back to the motor home about an hour ago. I’d had the night’s reservation for Barr Camp [...]

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Ancestor Worship

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“Waking Up,” giving many thanks to Alice Walker for the powerful voice she used to coax the early-before-day-morning radio audience to learn the names of our ancestors. Many decades ago, in continuous whispers, hushes and a rush she urged we learn the name Yemaya. Yemaya is the orisa who symbolizes all the oceans and the [...]

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The Power to Hurt or to Heal

Thumbnail image for The Power to Hurt or to Heal by Paula O Sullivan February 16, 2011

A Facebook friend sent me a lovely photo with a caption, a while ago, it read ‘Words can hurt or heal. What did yours do today?’(Thanks Garry!) Now isn’t that very thought provoking? Many of us are not aware of the power of our words are we? I know I wasn’t, and although rarely in [...]

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That’s What Friends Are For

Thumbnail image for That’s What Friends Are For by Brooke Leigh Sheldon January 18, 2011

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From A Distance

Thumbnail image for From A Distance by Brooke Leigh Sheldon November 17, 2010
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A campfire under a night sky blazing with stars. It is at once an opportunity to find your littleness and your bigness in the universe and to contemplate the significance of you – from a distance.

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Insecure Man And Unfaithful Wife Syndrome Or IMUWS

Thumbnail image for Insecure Man And Unfaithful Wife Syndrome Or IMUWS by Paresh Chandra Mangaraj November 11, 2010

Sachi’s sunny smile was a thing to be enjoyed. His dark and freckled face with gaping teeth became alive when he flashed his radiant smile. He was a peon in our office. Very often, when he was free, he used to come to me. I always offered a seat to him and exchanged pleasantries with [...]

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The world is what we create

Thumbnail image for The world is what we create by Mark Fraser November 3, 2010

Nature- the word itself stirs the imagination in each of us. The more wild a region is, the more “pristine” a forest, then the more incredibly beautiful we perceive it. That love of the natural world is something I find with people from around the entire planet from every culture I have ever encountered. Maybe [...]

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The Art Of Brushing Teeth Or A Point Of Entry Into Eternity

Thumbnail image for The Art Of Brushing Teeth Or A Point Of Entry Into Eternity by Paresh Chandra Mangaraj October 13, 2010

This morning, a strange thing happened. While I was going through an otherwise excellent article by friend Pudugram on body, mind and soul; some of his words, which he remarked no doubt jocularly, jumped off the page at me and immediately I was overcome with a swarm of emotions. I am quoting those words. “I [...]

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An Introduction to Qigong

Thumbnail image for An Introduction to Qigong by Elizabeth Wescott October 13, 2010

Quite naturally, people often ask me to describe what it is I do when doing healing work, or to describe Qigong healing. Unless I know the person well, or have a grasp of their paradigm of reality I am hard pressed to describe this incredible art. If I had a better understanding of Quantum Physics [...]

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Grabbing my heart in the wild country

Thumbnail image for Grabbing my heart in the wild country by Brooke Leigh Sheldon October 6, 2010

www.MomentsCount.com I am one who seeks my self outdoors. Nature is gracious in its sharing with me. And, I am appreciative. Its gentle spontaneity, capricious temperament, easy conversation and ceaseless energy offer me respite. When wandering in fields and meadows, through forests and deserts, along shorelines and foothills I know I will hear inner sounds of my own. I have learned when I am in the open spaces I can see beyond my physical world to my internal world.

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