patterns of thought
So this is the first post in the week-long challenge/series where I am going to adress my own vision on what being a woman is. This is the first part in my transforming old, inherited and learned ideas on what… Continue reading
I am again listening to Sandra Ingerman and Renee Baribeau, in the Shaman’s Cave. Today, they are talking about balancing the Light and the Shadow, which, to me, is an extremely important question in so many ways.
The most… Continue reading
Just watched the latest episode of the Shaman’s Cave, with Sandra Ingerman and Renee Baribeau. The topic of today was ancestral patterns, which is something I find very, very interesting. Given my background with parents who were the opposites… Continue reading
I was around thirteen years old when I first realized there was something wrong with my mother. She couldn’t provide a normal, healthy family situation for me or my siblings on her side. My father had just met the woman… Continue reading
My mind works in mysterious ways. I find that I usually search for (and find) various ways of understanding different concepts. Presently, I am working on understanding the fact that it’s all right to fill your own space with –… Continue reading
All right, so I have spent the last week all messed up about the latest event regarding my application for (the swedish term) “god man”. I only just now realized what may be the main thing that causes all my… Continue reading
All right. So with the new book and the deck of cards I bought, there are plenty of new things to think about and do. I haven’t really decided on how to yet, but I’ll start today by picking a… Continue reading
Day 2 on the journey of being magically grateful. 🙂 I just woke up, and I’m usually (as today) rather groggy for quite a while after waking up. We’ll see how much sense I make in my being grateful as… Continue reading
I know I said few days ago that I wanted to take a break from listening to audios by Abraham (Esther) Hicks, Bentinho Massaro and others. I did, and then I didn’t. And I’ve come to realize that I actually… Continue reading
All right, so I thought I’d spend a whole post to express some gratitude. There are so many things to think about and do to get this machinery started, that I sometimes forget what’s most important – feeling gratitude. That… Continue reading
