WHAT IS Hózhó? WHAT IS THE BEAUTY WAY?
The Beauty Way is derived from Hózhó, the Navajo word for the concept of living in a holistic environment of Beauty, Balance, Harmony, and Well-Being. Continue Reading →
Practices for Sustaining Lives of Meaning, Joy, and Beauty
The Beauty Way is derived from Hózhó, the Navajo word for the concept of living in a holistic environment of Beauty, Balance, Harmony, and Well-Being. Continue Reading →
This month, I am sharing a story about Christmases Past, Present and Future. May the Spirit of Innocence be Reborn in your heart this year, Continue Reading →
Find peace and harmony in the coming holidays. Bring the Light of your enduring values to shine upon the many aspects of Personal and World Shadow . Continue Reading →
Grief and Gratitude for the pandemic’s year of losses AND the miracle of the vaccine . Continue Reading →
Before fully entering the Doorway of 2021, let us pause and reflect after a horrible 2020, What is your vision for a happier 2021? What are you willing to do to make 2021 better for you and your community? Continue Reading →
Pausing to rest, restore after a horrible 2020, what is your vision for happier 2021, What are you willing to do to make 2021 better for you and your community? Continue Reading →
Spiritual maturity involves employing the Higher Mind to heal one’s personal Shadow and then to work to heal the Collective/World Shadow. Continue Reading →
Spiritual maturity understands life’s impermanence and one’s immortality. It includes the ability to partner with one’s death. Continue Reading →
Cultivating Witness Consciousness through the Observer Practice provides the objectivity and insight required for wisdom to flourish. Continue Reading →
More than ever before, we need to See No Strangers. We need our spiritual partnerships. We need to reach out to others in compassion and love. Continue Reading →
We are a person because of other persons. This is an homage to the Neter of Teacher and to the many teachers who have made me who I am today. Continue Reading →