Guest post by Annette Nack. Let me admit something. I’m not usually at a loss for words. But when it comes to describing my truth, I get tongue tied. My mind goes off in a million different directions and I really can’t understand why. I can write out a blog post of 800+ words in [...]
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You Allow The Moment.
Once awareness of The More infects your soul, the inevitable progression begins. You recognize the mediocrities of the shoulds. The ordinaries that once were unnoticeable fixtures in your daily life become boring. Annoying. Intolerable. You question every decision you have ever made. College. Career. Certifications. The blog you abandoned when it was judged controversial. The [...]
Finding your Truth Through Positive Nostalgia
Guest Post by Andrew Lightheart. When looking for the Truth we’d like to speak/live, I think that sometimes we can get lost ‘deciding’ what our Truth is from a disconnected part of us, a part that’s tied up with the shoulds and oughts of our discursive mind. Maybe that part feels like it needs to [...]
It’s like an onion
Guest Post by Sarah Robinson Back in my days as an actress (yes – I was an actress in a previous life), I had a coach who was a task master about being completely transparent and anchored in truth when we were on stage. “Without that,” he said, “you are just a robot spewing words.” [...]
I'm Elizabeth Potts Weinstein, an attorney, mom, writer, and explorer.