My Rabbit and I
April 6, 2012 by
Filed under LIFE STAGES
Easter and Passover coincide this year. As I reflect on these two highly symbolic and sacred holidays I realize that Easter is about new life, resurrection, and new beginnings. Passover is about freedom. Both are apt metaphors for my story of transformation that began long ago with a rabbit. I like to say I have [...]
Help Is On Its Way
November 16, 2011 by
Filed under INSPIRATIONAL QUOTES
Keep your eyes, ears, and heart open. Help arrives at unexpected times from unexpected sources.
And then the Rabbit said “You are indestructible. Don’t you know that?”
March 12, 2011 by
Filed under SYMBOLS & TEACHERS
This winter I found myself facing betrayal and the accompanying painful issues of abandonment. Anyone who knows betrayal and abandonment knows that the emotions these events precipitate are absolutely staggering. There is loss and rejection. Bewilderment and confusion. Shock and numbness. Despair and grief. Longing and yearning. Denial, anger and shame. Self-blame and depression. You find yourself suddenly thrust [...]
The Inner Journey Continues With An Old Birdhouse, a Little Bird and a Portal
March 27, 2010 by
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A little bird told me to have faith, believe, and be positive. It happened yesterday morning when I was rushing around the house getting ready for my day. Out of the corner of my eye, I saw a flutter, and there she was. A sweet little bird atop an old, battered birdhouse that I [...]
A Mid-Life Transition, a Rabbit, and Some Crows
October 30, 2009 by
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The other day, as I was cleaning up my workroom, I saw a huge flash of BLACK out of the corner of my eye through the patio doors from the backyard. As I turned to look, I saw a second flash of BLACK. This one was even wider than the first. The flashes of black [...]
A Mid-Life Transition and a Rabbit
October 22, 2009 by
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When I first got married many years ago I lived in a 100-year-old farm house. It was the kind of house that had intense character and charm. By this I mean it had no closets at all, not one, and the basement had a dirt floor. The floors were crooked and none of the doors [...]







