If you won two free plane tickets, where would you go? If I won two free plane tickets, I would give them away. I recently moved to Mount Shasta California and I never want to leave. I am surrounded by magnificent views of Mount Shasta, Black Butte, and I live ten minutes from Lake Siskiyou … More staying right where I am
I let God feel the breeze that has slipped past the closed curtain, wafting and softly brushing across my skin I let God hear his sweet turtle doves as their forlorn cries float across the forested valley I smile as I let God hear the whirring of the hummingbird wings as the tiny guard rushes … More Let God
I love this so much… May I begin NoW…
I popped in for cream for our coffee, and maybe some cookies and a chocolate or two. Look at those faces, I thought, as I stopped mid stride. All of nature’s finest milling, darting and meandering, picking their produce with pride. They are magnificent; the shapes, contours, colors, lines fine and otherwise. The aisle of … More Beautiful Faces
I realize that what makes real comedians funny (and loved) is that they tell the truth. Ricky Gervais wasn’t being funny at the Golden Globe awards when he called the room full of Hollywood elites perverts or when he talked about people turning a blind eye to the lewd actions of Harvey Weinstein. He wasn’t … More The Truth – Right In Our Faces
I did an emotion release session on myself this week. I was feeling particularly heavy-hearted and sensitive. I mean, I am sensitive and I cry at least once a day normally, and then I laugh and I feel balanced. But on this day, the balance didn’t come and I was just weepy. I tested myself … More Heart Walls
I’ve been working with The Emotion Code and The Body Code pretty intently for the last few weeks. I’m amazed. Really. I’ve released so many trapped emotions in myself I practically feel my own ascension. I’m joking but I feel lighter, less burdened and a little more quick to laugh at myself. I recently did … More Archangel Jo(e)phiel
That old familiar feeling that keeps coming up, the one that you don’t like and just wish would go away once and for all, the one that makes you feel sick, squeezed inside? It’s the next thing that is calling to be seen, acknowledged, loved and healed.
for my dear Uncle Joe… “The day I disappear, I will have been polite to life because I will have loved it and respected it a lot. I have never considered the smell of lilacs, the sound of the wind in the leaves, the sound of the surf on the sand when the sea is … More The Present
Kathy Maloney Mathieu 