Category: Staying Connected
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Dolly Parton: The Divine Child Who Became the Radiant Godmother
There are some people whose presence seems to occupy more space than their physical body ever could. Dolly Parton was one of those people. At first glance, it might have been easy to assume that her larger-than-life appearance was simply part of the entertainment. The enormous hair, the exaggerated clothing, the rhinestones, the heels, the…
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Listening to the Silence
In an act of creation, there is a moment when the world falls silent. It is here, in this holy pause, that the sacred enters. For most of my life, I have attended to these three practices — a trinity of presence that has shaped both my creative path and my way of being in…
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The Tiny Angels of Light Within
For many years, I have spoken of the presence of tiny angels of light within the human body. Not angels as figures with wings, but as living expressions of intelligence, light and life moving within us at a level far more subtle than ordinary perception can detect. Today, science is giving us another language through…
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The Value of LIGHT LEADERSHIP
This month marks four years since I launched my second book, Light Leadership. For me, Light Leadership is not about being perfect, enlightened, spiritually superior or possessing all the answers. It is about learning to lead from the light of what is true within us. I use the word LIGHT as an acronym, but it wasn’t intended…
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The Uncomfortable Truths About Your State of Mind
What your patterns may be trying to tell you through the Living Attributes Codex I have come to understand that the mind can tell us one story while our behaviour is quietly telling us another. I might call myself lazy when, underneath it, I am afraid to fail. I might call myself indecisive when I…
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A Valuable Truth
We discover something very interesting when we observe the subtle dynamics between men and women: the way each receives affirmation is not the same, because the source of their identity is not the same. It has been said that men seek compliments because they need to know they are useful, while women seek appreciation because…