It was a cold December winter evening many years ago. I had finished walking an outdoor holiday festival light show and entered into the gift shop following my mother and daughter. We were “window shopping” if you will, the gifts of Catholic home goods, tools, sacramentals and decor. I had nothing in particular in mind…
We are our own worst enemies. We get in the way of our own successes. We are our own limitations. Honestly, how many self limiting and sabatoging thoughts can a single person have in a day? I was working with a client not so long ago. My role as a consultant was to aid her…
What if you could choose to be totally happy, totally satisfied and totally fulfilled in this given moment regardless of whatever current trials or tribulations you may be enfacing? What if you could choose to be relaxed and confident that you are exactly where you are supposed to be? What if you could choose to…
It’s Harvest season and I mean this in the most biblical sense of the word. In reality here in Massachusetts and across our Nation in general harvest will soon be approaching. Autumn is quickly beginning and so too will be the season for apple picking, pumpkin picking, Thanksgiving dinner and so forth. Harvest. Crops will…
How many of us give thanks when something is given to us? Whether by someone or by God. I’m sure the majority show a gesture of appreciation in the acceptance of a gift or thoughtful gesture. We fold our hands or raise them high and thank God for our blessings. “Thank you for the new…
Do you have vision? Can you see? How perfect is your vision? Is it 20/20? Vision. Do you have it? My contacts are about to come out and my glasses may or may not go on depending if I plan on going to sleep right after this posting and though my physical vision is corrected…
It is my belief that a life full of vitality, love, experiences, purpose, direction, integrity and intention is the life we all aspire to live out, to seek, to strive for. When passion ignites our lives we find a true sense of purpose, of hope and existence. I remember being in an undergrad class during…
