Bodywork
Bodywork is all about disentangling yourself from your wacky thoughts. We all have them. Blaming, chiding, criticizing, ornery thoughts.
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Vulnerability — 5 things
vulnerability is considered a weakness… fear of vulnerability is ingrained at a deep level, to our detriment, once we become adults.
Crowning Glory — The Body Speaks
Crowning Glory — our heads are a blessing and a curse. If we buy into our stories, we live in our heads, miserable. Or, we can continually choose to see our games while not biting.
Self-less Expression — The Body Speaks
Self-less expression is all about speaking your truth without letting your ego get in the way.
Compassion — The Body Speaks
Compassion is a misunderstood word. Compassion is sometimes equated with “feeling sorry for,” and is often used as a bludgeon…
Centering — The Body Speaks
The Body Speaks — A New Series about all the things our bodies are trying to tell us. We’ll look at the ways to listen, and what to do next.
Blocks to Passion
Blocks to Passion — we are brought up to make finding and living our passion difficult. Here are 5 ways this happens, and some alternatives It seems funny to me that people argue against discovering and living their passion. Let’s look at a couple of distractions, and some ways to find your way through. I …
Creating and Maintaining Relationships that Work
Creating and Maintaining Relationships that Work — relationships that work don’t just happen. You have to commit to making them work. It’s amazing how often, when we’re talking with other couples, the conversation turns to relationships and relating. As you likely know, I’ve written a couple of books about this topic. (see: The. Best. Relationship. Ever.) Just the …
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Letting Go of Boxes
Letting go of boxes: we all categorize, and sometimes that’s helpful, but examining our beliefs is the mark of maturity.
Dropping Duality by learning flexibility
Dropping Duality — On “Success” and “Failure” — illusions, both. The stories we tall ourselves keep us stuck. Until we notice exceptions, which point us in the direction we want to go.
