Fiends and Loathers

It's been a rough stretch. Since December 2009, I have been downsized, evicted, lost a loved one and am trying to find myself again. I'm not going to lie - it's been a challenge.

Have you ever hada Tarot reading? If so, how was the experience? If not, why?

Have you ever hada Tarot reading? If so, how was the experience? If not, why?

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Five Minutes in Heaven

This evening I attended an online Birthday Bash for psychic John Edward who turned 42. John created this free event to say thank you to all the followers of his newsletter. The evening was filled with questions and answers, personal anecdotes, and of course readings. While I did not get selected to get a read from John, the evening was fun nonetheless and the energies were great.

Tough Decisions

2010 has had a lot of ups and downs so far. More downs than ups.

It started with me being laid off from the job I had for five years and having to fight to get my unemployment. I finally did start to get my compensation in April but by then the damage was done.

Private Hells

We all have our own private hells
Constructed from our fears and dreams
We blanket ourselves in darkness
And embrace each misdeed

Throwing off the covers of despair would show us the light
But the light just amplifies our own shortcomings

The choice is to stand in front of the mirror of the soul
To accept and forgive

or to remain in sweet penetrating darkness and sleep the sleep of helplessness

in dreams

She comes unbidden to my dreams
Fiery hair, beguiling eyes, mischevious smile

She says nothing but seduces with her silence
A quiet girl with a fount of passion underneath

Standing still her promises are spoken through her soul
Eternal peace and contentment can be yours

The price is losing yourself in her eyes

Never to return

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We can learn a lot from a duck

Did you ever watch a duck on a pond?

They glide across the surface of the water effortlessly. Calmly moving without a care in the world.

What we don't see is the duck's feet pedalling quickly under the water.

It's the work we don't see that propels us forward.

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