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Category Archives: Spiritual Connection
Do not let us be seduced…
This morning, as I settled in at my altar, this stanza jumped out at me from a prayer* I have hanging near by… “Do not let us be seduced by that Which would divert us from our true purpose, But … Continue reading
Living Your Knowledge
Let me guess…you already know what to eat and how to take care of yourself for optimal health. You’ve read thebooks and listened to the lectures…it all makes sense. You know what you’re “supposed” to do to be healthy but … Continue reading
Loving the Questions
“Be patient toward all that is unsolved in your heart and try to love the questions themselves, like locked rooms and like books that are now written in a very foreign tongue. Do not now seek the answers, which cannot … Continue reading
Best Day Ever
I just had another one of those “best day ever” kind of days. I feel so incredibly blessed that these kind of days have become more of a regular occurrence in the past several years and that lately there are … Continue reading
Praise be to LIFE!
Praise be to LIFE… Humming teeming squirming tenacious LIFE Praise be to Her courage And unwavering devotion to growth. Praise be to the urge that Arises in each tender seed And in each of our hearts. Blessed LIFE, You … Continue reading
The Difference Between Truth and ‘the Facts’
This past week I’ve been enjoying a beautiful celebration of the Divine Mother in her many aspects at our local Haidakhandi Universal Ashram. It’s called Spring Navratri. The first three days are dedicated to mother Durga, the goddess of destruction … Continue reading