A Neurosurgeon’s Journey into the Afterlife by Eben Alexander, M.D. (recommended book for your discernment) “….many in the scientific community have argued that [Near Death Experiences] are impossible. Dr. Eben Alexander was one of those people…Then came the day when Dr. Alexander’s own brain was attacked by an extremely rare illness…..For seven days he lay in a hospital in a deep coma. Then…Alexander’s eyes popped open.” "…while his body lay… Read more
My Journey from Cancer, to Near Death, to True Healing by Anita Moorjani (recommended book ) "In this truly inspirational memoir, Anita Moorjani relates how, after fighting cancer for almost four years, her body—overwhelmed by the malignant cells spreading throughout her system—began shutting down. As her organs failed, she entered into an extraordinary near-death experience where she realized her inherent worth . . . and the actual cause of her… Read more
In meditation, I saw this clarity about 'acceptance': acceptance = acceptance of being here on Earth + acceptance of purpose + (accepting all others + being accepted) I asked "how?" for each part of the equation: acceptance = being here in the 'now' moment + being Light + accepting myself acceptance = being here in the 'now' moment + being Light + loving myself acceptance = being here in the 'now' moment + being… Read more
Volumes can be and have been written about the following teachings, yet they are always timeless and relevant. I share them here with my own perspective, through my direct knowing, and my experience in serving a spiritual counselor for many years. May they serve as gentle reminders to those on a conscious path. Live in the Moment – You can only be here now. The past can be a… Read more
(definition) Self-compassion: you in your fullest potential - right now! When we feel compassion for others, we open our hearts to bring love to suffering in the desire to alleviate it for them. Compassion for others is: * noticing their suffering * feeling with them in their pain * responding with kindness no matter what the circumstances * acknowledging the imperfection of the human condition, and loving anyway We are a… Read more
This article was written in March of 2011. Japan still needs our love and awareness of the truth of the situation. Like many people in the global community, I have been keeping myself informed of the multiple difficulties facing the people of Japan following the earthquake, tsunami and the nuclear crisis. In this dismantling and clearing of old energies they are surely bearing tremendous loss. Yet, in the face of… Read more
We celebrate Earth Day in April of each year. It's a time to raise our consciousness to hers and be mindful of our relationship. Hopefully, for even five minutes, we pause to personally thank her and perhaps reflect on whether we have been friends or foes. Do we treat her kindly or disregard her needs as she meets ours? So it felt right to let Earth speak. She reminds us that we are, without a doubt, more… Read more
Lately there seems to be a focus in the media on the topic of forgiveness; stories of tragedy are retold, the heroes inspire us and our hearts unfold. We need to see and hear from these miraculous vessels of compassion, the people who show us that it is possible to be God-like in our forgiveness. Perhaps they reflect to us so much of their divinity because they have experienced so deeply the value of their humanity.… Read more
With Valentine's Day just two days many people turn their focus turns to notions of love. Ah, the desire for romantic passion is still something we sometimes think we desire to save our lonely soul; to be swept off our feet with declarations of devotion and an until-death-us-do-part heart connection. While romance can make us swoon, it is simply a means to deepen attraction. If it is not carried on a foundation of higher love it is empty and fleeting.… Read more
Imagine - your wish can be granted. What are 5 things you most needed when you were growing up which you feel you didn't get? They can be yours. What did you answer? The question is a powerful one. When I ask this of my clients I get powerful answers. I never hear them list things they didn't have, like more money, better clothes, a nicer room or better vacations. Even from those people who grew up… Read more










