On my first full day back in Colorado, my sister Kathy and I went to Boulder for different healing sessions. First I went to visit my dream-group friend DeeDee for a foot-reflexology treatment, then to Kathy’s boss for a “subtle-energies” … Continue reading
My crisis of confidence has two issues: (1) WHY to focus on my own inner self and development is important to the community, justifying all my time and effort, and (2) HOW to cope with my fear of being so … Continue reading
For two months, ever since I came home to Fairbanks from Colorado, I have been very nervous about forsaking my respectable social comfort-zone as reading tutor and political activist and “coming out” as an intuitive-in-the-making, specialty unknown. However, I am … Continue reading
Tarot decks typically have 78 cards. There are 22 “major arcana” cards, usually numbered 0 then Roman numerals I – XXI, relating to self-discovery along one’s spiritual journey to enlightenment. The “minor arcana” cards are like playing cards, with four … Continue reading
For my 61st birthday, I did one of my rare tarot readings. (One of my first posts was about another I did for New Years 2015.) I used the tarot deck my sister gave me for my birthday last year, … Continue reading
I am almost euphoric; today I got to lead my first open practice! To be ruthlessly honest, just today, before class, I asked Robin if he would donate his Thursday open practices to me for the summer, knowing that those … Continue reading
On Monday, May 11th, my sister Kathy’s boss and our friend, Gloria, emailed me. The board of directors had decided to delete the word “Spiritist” from The Caritas Center’s full name. Gloria wanted me to do a numerological study of … Continue reading
I’ve been listening to Eckhart Tolle’s 2005 audiobook of A New Earth. This morning, he discussed one’s inner and outer purpose in life. Westerners usually focus on the outer purpose, such as how to save the world or what will … Continue reading
Typically, I have had one dream every morning since I returned to Fairbanks, and they have been piling up in my to-do box. Last night I had resolved to work one dream every day—cutting back on Facebook to make time. … Continue reading
True confessions: I very seldom write posts on the day they refer to, although I write faithfully in my journal EVERY day. Every day is packed with activity. When I find extra time, I have a long list of things … Continue reading