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Explore, Teach, Volunteer

Published by on February 13, 2010 | 1 Response

There hasn’t been as much blogging this week, as I’ve been busy, well, doing stuff. So I thought, as promised in my post about this year’s goals, that I’d give you an update. In particular, lately I’ve been combining my goals regarding exploring spirituality and giving back. I really enjoy volunteering in the Pagan community. […]

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Let’s Build It

Published by on February 9, 2010 | Leave a response

“The theory is simple. What we create with our thoughts is what we can expect. If we focus on disaster, this increases that possibility. If, on the other hand, we focus on positive matters, we have a chance to build a better world.” – Shirley Andrews

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Manifesting

Published by on February 6, 2010 | 3 Responses

Earth is the element most closely associated with manifesting. Manifesting could also be called creating, or fulfilling your goals. When you want something in your life, whether it is a material thing such as a house or a new iPod, or perhaps a love relationship, or your Master’s degree, or something more abstract such as […]

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Inspired Business

Published by on February 4, 2010 | 1 Response

A couple of years ago, BlackLion and I decided we wanted to start a business. We named it Feline Dreamers, put up a simple website, and brainstormed a bunch of ideas. We got started on some of them, but then life interfered. My yearbook quote in high school was “Life is what happens when you’re […]

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Reflection and Rediscovery

Published by on January 31, 2010 | Leave a response

I’ve been going back through some of my old journals, looking for inspiring quotes. BlackLion and I are going to start a weekly Feline Dreamers e-zine (a newsletter sent via e-mail) and we plan to include a quote in each issue. We now have over eleven pages of quotes typed up, and the file continues […]

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Invoking My Bliss

Published by on January 29, 2010 | Leave a response

When I dive insideTo seek my bliss,I’m pleased to find itComing easily to my seeking hand.A familiar feel,Like a smooth stone,A cat rubbing his face against minePurring in joyous greeting.My joy is vast, bubbling up,Overflowing with laughter,Wild dancing,Delicious stretch,Deep inhalation.A round red apple,Tart and juicyAs I pierce the skin.The scent of lavender and spiceLingering on […]

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The Elements, Part 1: Earth

Published by on January 27, 2010 | 1 Response

The element of Earth reveals our connection with the land. Earth’s direction is North, and its time is winter and midnight. The colors of Earth are dark and restful: chocolate brown, forest green, deep black like the night sky. Giant mountains, mighty trees, and burrowing creatures sing to us the slow, patient song of Earth. […]

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Change Can Be Good…Really!

Published by on January 24, 2010 | 1 Response

In the past week, I’ve had no less than three people, all from my close community, tell me that my blog posts seem sad, or worrying, or stressed. Don’t worry, faithful readers! I’m doing just fine. I’m continuing to learn and grow, and enjoying the process most of the time. I mean, yes, I have […]

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For All of You Who Love Gaming…

Published by on January 22, 2010 | Leave a response

…and you know who you are…here’s a quote I found interesting. It’s from a fun novel I’m reading, and the quoted part is a bit long, but I wanted to be sure to include the whole concept. The first speaker is a game designer: “‘My feeling about it – history goes through different stages. Right? […]

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Why I Don’t Like Chess

Published by on January 19, 2010 | 2 Responses

I don’t usually talk that much. I’m more of a listener, an observer. But I do think about things quite a bit. And when I’ve thought things through for a while, particularly if it’s a topic that has piqued my interest, anomalies I’ve noticed, or an area where my personal philosophy seems to differ from […]

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