December 26th, 2010
Pat remarked that anorexia is a control thing -- the anorexic derives pleasure from being in control, in this case control of food intake. To this I responded, "In the absence of love we choose control." read more »
December 21st, 2010
This is what my journey of late has felt like -- the fear and trembling part. Not an anxiety kind of fear (though that too at times) but more like a force exploding from within. read more »
December 20th, 2010
I seemed always to have a great deal of trepidation, especially of leading, or rather, helping to lead work scenes of emotional processing. read more »
December 19th, 2010
At first the closing words of this lecture, "Be Your God. Be the Christ," sound blasphemous. read more »
December 18th, 2010
... I left this Christ-in-Christmas story as part of a bigger issue for me, namely, "Gary, just who is this Jesus Christ in your life?" read more »
Life Mastery: The Art of Shattering Old Structures and Following One's Bliss - Pat: This is your edge – giving yourself permission to go to the energy that draws you. “You have that right, you know.” read more »
Hard Day at the "Office" - This way of working on these key committees is not working for me! Should I quit or what? read more »
Balancing Heart and Mind - I have so much I want to share about what is coming up for me in negative pleasure and negative intentionality, but Monday Morning Coffee Time helped to put this excitement into perspective – to balance heart and mind. read more »
Exploring Points of Negative Pleasure and Intention - Part 1 - Long ago I found that these external accomplishments or “successes” are not as rewarding as the culture says they should be. So what would happen if I focused the power and energies of my soul substance in a truly positive way, a way that was truly from my Core Essence, instead? read more »
Owning My Own Journey - Pat: Hard to remember what I did yesterday. I can see that in pattern I ask myself, “Pat, did you do enough yesterday?” whereas from a deeper place I ask myself, “Pat, were you really there enough?” read more »
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