Tag: giving of self
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an autistic perspective of death…(remastered with audio reading)
We’ve all experienced loss, and many know someone who is Neurodivergent or Autistic. Ever wonder why it takes longer for someone on the Spectrum to recover from loss, especially death? Here’s some insight into those unseen struggles.
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brother lawrence…and a key to gaining inner peace
n the beginning of my quest for gaining peace, this Catholic individual gave the first insight into the solution for that journey. But there is more to the story…(Republished from September, 2023.)
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an autistic perspective of death…
We’ve all experienced loss, and many know someone who is Neurodivergent or Autistic. Ever wonder why it takes longer for someone on the Spectrum to recover from loss, especially death? Here’s some insight into those unseen struggles.
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unexpected growth…
What does it mean to grow? And what experiences in life helped me grow the most? Find out more…
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AI and the rise of neo-paganism…what will be the ultimate outcome?
Many fear the rise of Artificial Intelligence. There is much to fear, but is it really the program we should be afraid of? Or something within ourselves as human beings? Find out how you can see this in a different light and what you can do to change your perspective…
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you aren’t as valuable as you think…you are worth more
What value do you assign to yourself? Do you see yourself as worth more or less than you actually are? Consider how the world judges worth and what actions you can take to determine your true worth…
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in the midst of an ugly world, we must embrace the beauty that surrounds us…
What does the world offer us today? All around us we see chaos and destruction, loss of hope and hatred. But can we find something more meaningful in the midst of all of this? Find out more…
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upholding the dignity of those living inside broken bodies…
It can feel really tough to see people born with disabilities, but is that actually fair to think? Maybe our perspectives need a little shifting. Take a moment test your own point of view…
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the Great American Theft…
How much would you spend on a product if you knew they were using you to advertise for them for free?
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overcoming negative input…
Ever had the best idea, only to hear it’s stupid? Here’s how to push past the negativity.
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set goals for your year—whenever it starts…
There are many ways to set goals, especially for the New Year—but it doesn’t have to start in January. Here’s a proven approach I use.
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The start of the journey…
The beginning of the journey started with the sudden realization that there was something amiss in our culture…and something needed to be done about it. This is the start of the small campaign to champion the dignity of every person.
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What are your priorities?
Setting goals for the new year is a daunting task. But they don’t have to be set for January 1. Instead, simplify your life with these steps…
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flying too close to the flame…
We fear rejection—a growing worry in our world today. Maybe it’s time to see it from a new perspective.
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taking care of self for the sake of others…
Each of us has our own unique ways of giving to others. However, it’s important to recognize that extending ourselves beyond our limits can be personally exhausting. So, what might be the best way to approach genuine self-care?
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my hardest decision…or two
What difficult decisions have you made in your life that produced positive changes? Come share mine…
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discover your purpose – finding simplicity
There are a lot of resources and writings on how to find your purpose in life. But much of that information misses the main point. Find out what that is…
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Homily on the Nativity of Christ…
Enjoy the real “Reason for the Season” with a beautiful homily by Metroplitan Athanaios of Limassol…
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only through dying will you find life…
Fear of change often blocks growth. This Advent is a time to think on the moments that helped you grow this past year. This is a reflection on my own…
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Israel and the Jews…are they the same thing?
Controversy surrounds what qualifies as antisemitic. Examining history may offer a clearer understanding and a fresh perspective…

