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What’s in your field of dreams?

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It seems quite fitting (at least in the states) that “bursting with light” is the theme for July as we usually celebrate our independence (4th of July) with fireworks. They light up the sky with bright colors, explosions and beautiful starbursts and flares.

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I knew several days in advance that the title of November’s MotM would be “allow” because for weeks that word came up on many occasions either from articles/books I’ve been reading or podcasts I’ve been hearing.

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As human beings we live in a dualistic world; a world of opposites. What often ends up happening is that the two opposites tend to oppose each other.

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Download the July 2010 Mandala of the Month The second definition of “wellspring” on dictionary.com states: “a source or supply of anything, esp. when considered inexhaustible…” It is this definition of which this mandala speaks.  We are the source of all that we need.  I know…very new agey…and yet very true. I recently read that [...]

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While first published over 10 years ago, I am now reading “The Power of Now” by Eckhart Tolle. A few years ago I glanced at a friend’s copy and tossed it aside as fluff.

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When I asked the question “what’s the word for this mandala” the first word that popped into my head was “RESPECT” to which I was immediately reminded of Aretha Franklin and the lyrics to her song, “R…E…S…P…E…C…T….find out what it means to me…”

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Up until this morning I had little idea of what January’s MOTM would be. Then I woke up from a short but powerful dream. When I finished analyzing it I realized that I need to create more harmony and balance in my life.

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Einstein defined insanity as doing the same thing over and over again, expecting different results. Regardless of how many times we beat our heads up against the wall, it’s still going to hurt. So here’s my advice: STOP IT!

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Before and during my recent travels to and from South Carolina, I found myself using the “H” (hate) word a lot.

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