Category: The Journey
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Toxic Positivity
PSA: If you are offended by foul language, you probably want to skip this post. I have always smiled – a lot. Sometimes I don’t even realize it and my face just naturally goes to that position. Some people suffer from RBF (Resting Bitch Face). I guess I was blessed with RNF (Resting Nice Face).…
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Redefining Independence: My Journey with MS and Support
Learning to Ask for Help I’ve never given much thought to how I feel about asking for help—until recently. Probably because, before my disease progressed, I rarely had to ask. Or, more likely, I just didn’t ask even when I probably should have. Now, asking for help is an everyday—often many-times-a-day—occurrence. And even so, I…
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From Epiphany to Endurance: Choosing Faith Daily
One Year Since the Epiphany Today marks the one-year anniversary of my “epiphany” about being healed.In my blog Believing is Seeing, I shared my first experience of fully connecting to my source and the love within. It’s been quite a year since then. Sharing the Light While Honoring the Dark I’ve made a conscious effort…
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Your Words, Your Power: The Sacred Practice of “I Am”
Wake-Up Call: Harsh Words and Familiar Voices You are ugly! You are stupid! You are fat! Do I have your attention now? If those words stung a little—good. They should. Most of us would never tolerate someone else saying that to us. We’d block their number, walk away, or throw a drink in their face…
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Remembering My Worth: A Journey Back to Source
You Are Worthy Worthiness is the quality of being good enough. It’s hard to write—or say—out loud, but something I’ve struggled with throughout my life is feeling good enough. When someone says this, the natural instinct is to offer reassurance: “Of course you’re good enough!” And don’t get me wrong—I appreciate compliments and praise as…
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Trust, Control, and the Art of Letting Go
Trust and Control Yesterday, during meditation, two words kept surfacing—trust and control. It hit me hard: I’ve always been a bit of a control freak. According to Wikipedia, “Control freaks are often perfectionists, defending themselves against their own inner vulnerabilities in the belief that if they are not in total control, they risk exposing themselves…