Showing posts with label life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label life. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Path of the Sun

The Ancient Egyptians believed that the Milky Way was the River of Life. The Milky Way, from the perspective of Earth, is the path of the sun’s motion on the celestial sphere, as we rotate on our axis. This pathway is called the ecliptic. The constellations along the ecliptic, encompass our known 12, plus 2 additional ones. They are: Aquarius, Aries, Cancer, Capricorn, Gemini, Leo, Libra, Pisces, Sagittarius, Scorpius, Taurus and Virgo. The other two constellations along the ecliptic are Orion (the Hunter) and Ophiuchus (the Serpent Handler/Healer).

The Milky Way or River of Life is believed to be the path that the soul/spirit travels as it makes its way through the underworld and into Immortal Life. This powerful river creates many transformations for the spirit along the way. The constellations are mythological stories by many ancient civilizations that, I believe, were created to document the perils and celebrations of the Spirit from darkness into Light!

The Nile River in Egypt and the ancient pyramidal structures alongside it were created to document the celestial heavens above…..So below, on Earth.

The next time you see a beautiful, flowing river, don’t forget to think of the river above your head. Because everything on earth is a microcosm of the heavens above, try to observe your life as a mirror of the grand design above you.

So, on that note, the quote of the day is:

“See your life as a river, ever flowing, ever creating and forever one with the All.” tc

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

And We Danced

The beautiful art of Pantomiming is the eloquent and powerful telling of a story through bodily and facial expression without sound. Ballet is the graceful and fluid movement of the body in a theatrical setting to classical music. Tribal dancing is associated with the rhythmic and pounding of feet to the earth in a commanding and robust state of spiritual excitement in order to unite the group as one.

Dancing is an ancient ritual that connects humankind to the Divine. The deliberate and flexible movements of dance, creates an internal rhythm and external flow of harmony and unity. When a person is able to dance freely, without inhibitions to control their movement or stifle their articulation; the emotional release of dancing can only be described as pure bliss.

My sister, Brenda is a dance instructor in Moline, Il. She has a studio called "A Rythmic Time." She not only excels at teaching Ballroom dancing but she is having "The Time of Her Life" performing on stage, tv and in local shows! What a great way to live one's life.

These are the days that you’ll remember. These are the moments of your life. You deserve to be filled with joy. You deserve to be healthy. You deserve to be free to seek your fulfillment. You deserve to shine in the Light.

So, on that note, the quote of the day is:

“Dance and the energy of the world blossoms with you.” tc

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

A Bouquet of Life


There is a stereotype in American culture that I think needs to be changed. The stereotype revolves around the beautiful, fragrant, colorful poignant giving of flowers. Have you noticed that most people receive huge arrangements of flowers at their funeral? I have been to several funerals in the past and it seemed odd to me that the deceased was covered in massive wreaths of color in the casket but rarely, if ever, received flowers while they were alive! So, I ask you, does this make sense? Who are the flowers really for and why?

My Aunt was in hospice just weeks before passing over to the other side and I decided to send her a large bouquet of roses. She was so delighted by the gift of love. She was able to smell the sweet scented flowers and enjoy the bright colors in an otherwise, less than joyful environment.

So, on that note, the quote of the day is:

“Give the gifts from the heart, now, that you wish to share; while your loved ones can receive the full enjoyment of your offering.” tc

Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Recipe for Life

















Ingredients

2 cups of divine love
1 1/2 cups of earthly joyfulness
1 cup of healthy balance
1 cup of humor
1/2 cup of spirituality
1/2 cup of flexibility
1/2 cup of family roots
several tablespoons of acceptance
1 teaspoon of all-spice

Combine all ingredients except love.  Mix thoroughly until well blended. Coat a thick layer of love over the entire mix. Eat everyday and feed to all you encounter.  

So, on that note, the quote of the day is:

"The best recipes contain universal ingredients and easy instructions for use." tc

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Fires of Life

What are the three most important components of your life?  Is it the thrill of your job?  The fulfillment of higher education? The spiritual growth of your faith? Or, maybe it is the tender touch of a loved one? How much time do you actually devote to the three most important components of your life? If those aspects could talk, would they reply with the same answer?
So many times we THINK we are dedicating enough time and energy to the important facets of our life, only to discover when they change, the truth of our efforts. Where ever you concentrate the energy of your behavior is really where your heart lies. Sometimes, we are offered the gift of a second chance but that does not mean that the fruit of the gift will materialize in the same mode as the original outcome might have revealed.

So, on that note, the quote of the day is:

"All fires die out, if not tended to regularly. That goes for fires feeding our passions, fires feeding our love and fires feeding our dreams. Those not sustained or successfully reignited simply become ashes and old memories." tc