Are you yearning for Ireland this St. Patrick’s Day? For the intense green that heals your heart the minute your eyes catch sight of Éire’s shimmering landscape? You’re in good company. The Irish are great yearners. I think that’s … Continue reading →
“Morning Star” is one of my favorite images, an excerpt from Alphonse Mucha’s “Moon & Stars” series. She always speaks to me of Hope and a poem that appeared one night to share the sky with brilliant stars. Hope
Continue reading →Each new episode of change thrusts us into a hero’s journey, a pilgrimage through the wilderness of ambiguity, where travelers must walk in faith while acting with the kind of resolve that normally accompanies clarity. Here we must leave the … Continue reading →
“You can see a lot by looking.” If Yogi Berra didn’t say that line, I think he should have. I don’t know about you, but in the pursuit of deeper truths, I often forget to pay attention to what is … Continue reading →
Recently I was asked by a new friend, Dawn Aegle, to update my article on releasing trauma to address those who have recently left a toxic relationship. See: To Release & to Grieve – Tackling the Trauma of a Toxic Relationship. Working … Continue reading →
On October 16, 2008—the day after my husband, Stephen, passed away from colon cancer—I awoke in the morning with the words “There is joy in heaven” singing out from my heart. Here is how I described the feeling: I am … Continue reading →