Personal growth means different things to different people. Being all you can be might mean pushing the physical limits to some, while to others it has more to do with spiritual pursuits. Still others find academia and intellectual muscle building … Continue reading
The center line of your life, as in tennis, is a moving target. And when you’ve come to the point in your life that your parents need you more than you need them (if that’s possible!), that center line shifts … Continue reading
There is an art to listening. Some people are natural listening artists, other aquire the skill through understanding and practice. Byron Katie, a favorite author/philosopher of mine, said it best when talking about it in parenting context, however it can … Continue reading
I’m going to try this in my Mother’s room. When she had restful sleep, she is much more communicative, which helps us to know what she needs! http://www.worldhealth.net/news/jasmine_found_to_encourage_restful_sleep/ Share on Facebook
Former elementary art teacher now works with Alzheimer’s patients Share on Facebook
This story was posted by Dayu Dayawanti on Facebook, and my sister, Sharon, reposted in a note to her Facebook friends. Here is her note, in it’s entirety: I am sharing it with you as it so touched me! The … Continue reading
Crossings By Sandra Peters When I visit my mother’s grave I strangely find myself humming a tune and recalling the chorus Tears are for watering flowers, it seems like the logical way, that is reason I am giving to you, … Continue reading
Sometimes it takes a crisis to get to the deeper parts of our emotions. I’m not sure why this is the case, I just know that it is. My friend often told me she had no real feelings of caring … Continue reading
Personal coaching has been taking the world by storm the past several years with its unique way of helping empower people to live fully expressed lives. You don’t have to be a professional coach, though, in order to utilize a … Continue reading
At dawn the Lavender Ladies wake the world. They put stars in their pockets and place dew drops on flower petals. Continue reading
