I just watched Sonia Choquette’s video newsletter, in which she talked about the energy of everything coming back to life which she found, as spring becomes apparent in the northern hemisphere. She talked about planting the seeds of possibility of a couple of things you want to experience, one which is a big deal for you to manifest, and the other which you feel is less of a stretch to achieve,
“There’s no time like the present,” my mother used to say, when she wanted me to do something that I was procrastinating about. Perhaps what she really meant was: “There’s no time but the present.” My lessons from A Course In Miracles have taught me that, for our real spiritual selves, the present is really all that exists. I had learned previously that God is in the present moment, but
I had a dream last night, in which I was having lots of fun skiing. I was just going down and back up the same hill without any snow, and having a ball in the process. When I awoke, I knew that my blog this week had to be about having fun. In today’s busy world, there always seems to be so much for us to do. Many of us