Why Do We Love Forrest Gump So Much?
The question came to me during savasana tonight: Why do we love Forrest Gump so much? What is it about his character that makes him pretty much universally liked? As […]
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Thought Forms: Seeing Possibility instead of Limitation
In his book Hidden Messages in Water Dr. Masaru Emoto illustrates how water responds to the vibrational frequency of thoughts and words. When water is “infused” with words and thoughts […]
Weekend Challenge: Abstaining from Complaining
My Mom used to tell me, “don’t come to me with a problem unless you are prepared to find a solution.” I internalized that message and to this day I’m […]
Doormats Anonymous
Welcome to the first meeting of doormats anonymous. My name is Kaycie and I am a doormat. Hi, Kaycie. I have been a doormat as long as I can remember. […]
Moving Beyond “Othering”
A post by Tigerlilly’s Garden introduced me to the term othering. What is othering? the othering process is the human tendency to believe that the group (race, religion, ethnicity, culture, […]
Fear of Flying: a Poem about Projecting Shadows
This is a poem inspired by an actual conversation I tacitly took part in because I was too afraid to speak up…instead I wrote this poem. It makes me wonder, […]
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