Turn Fear & Worry Upside Down
Jul 272012
 
Peace Can Be Fun!

Yes!  Peace can be fun — and is fun at Peace Village! In our last post, “What’s the Name of Your Village?” I shared with you many of the classes and activities the campers engaged in throughout the week.  From meditation to walking the labyrinth, from learning about nature and nutrition, to experiencing the wonders of Mother Earth.  All the while, having fun in a relaxing, loving, and peaceful environment. Here, see for yourself…. Peace Village is surrounded by these majestic mountains:   Classes were held both indoors and outdoors: Peace Village Co-Directors: ~~~~ ~~~~ As I’ve said on numerous Continue reading >>

 July 27, 2012  Posted by at 3:18 AM No Responses »
Jul 252012
 
What's the Name of Your Village?

I hear a lot of talk about Tribes and Villages.  They seem to be the new words/concepts for how we used to say, “My peeps.”  Regardless of the vernacular we use, we know when we’re among them.  These are the people who See us.  Because they want to see us, but also because we allow ourselves to be seen by them.  We breathe a little bit easier when among our tribe. [Aside prayer:  I pray that one day I will be comfortable enough in my own skin to breathe easily no matter who I’m with or what the circumstance may Continue reading >>

 July 25, 2012  Posted by at 3:06 AM 6 Responses »
Nov 042011
 
But Where Is This Gathering?

  Labyrinth Healing During the summer of 2011, I quite literally stumbled upon this labyrinth while on a morning walk with my mother-in-law in a remote location, about an hour outside of Santa Fe, New Mexico.  We had not set out to find this destination.  The circular shaped barn and labyrinth seemed to spring up out of nowhere. This photo captures the healing essence, the beauty, and the awe of all it all — of walking side-by-side with God in nature, of the mystery of the labyrinth.  It also reminded me of a Sufi poem by Rumi: But where is Continue reading >>

 November 4, 2011  Posted by at 12:34 AM 4 Responses »
Aug 082011
 
48 Hours

I’m overwhelmed with the kindness and love I’ve received since my most recent post.  Your comments, emails, texts, even your rituals performed in seeing me as whole and healed are appreciated more than you know.  Truly, thank you. As I wrote before, I am honoring myself as whole and healed right from the beginning.  Part of that healing has manifested in a 48 hour girl’s trip with one of my closest friends, my mother-in-law.  I captured it in photograph form specifically to share with you.  (Sorry Tracy, I’m no photographer…this is just me and my iPhone.) We were surrounded with Continue reading >>

 August 8, 2011  Posted by at 8:23 AM 6 Responses »