Tag Archives: joy
Phillip’s Wisdom on Hurtful Words
When hurtful words are thrown our way, we are learning to understand that these words have nothing to do with us. They come from the wound of the other. These words come to you that you may see them for … Continue reading
The Miracle of a Moment
It was in the early evening hours when Paco, my dog, and I went for a walk. As we entered the field on the other side of the woods, we stopped as the beauty of the horizon overtook us. We … Continue reading
Bed Mates
If the words won’t come out right, tension blocks them with its might, know that talent is a ruse, and take a nap with a muse. You’ll wake up fresh, with insights, inspiration, plots, and plights, and little will your … Continue reading
A Brain Process to Understand Another
Often, when I work with a client who has been hurt by another and doesn’t understand why they act and react in a certain way, I have them look at the other person’s brain. We begin by first asking the … Continue reading
My Prayer
I am here only To be truly helpful. I am here to represent the one who sent me. I do not have to worry about what to say or what to do because the one who sent me will direct … Continue reading
Completeness
I am whole unto myself, radiating my light with yours independent while one.
In the Labyrinth of My Mind
Exploring pockets within the labyrinth of my mind, where shadows dance and secrets I find. Silent whispers echo through the hollow halls, as I unravel mysteries within these walls. Hidden treasures gleam with ancient glow, each memory a thread, each … Continue reading
All in God’s Time
A prayer unanswered may be only a delay. The answer is waiting for a future day.
A Matter of Growing Wiser
How young and foolish I once was I know that now you see. In the years I’ve left behind I’ve grown to understand the world will never change with me but I can change within.
The Lesson
I have hurt for the world when the world didn’t hurt. I have taken your pain, your tears, your griefs. Your burdens you gave, your karma I took, but at last I’ve forgiven the one who’s to blame and given … Continue reading