What is kindness? It’s not sugary sweetness, but a stretching of self beyond Ego.
Journals Part 2: All Kinds of Journals
Last Monday was a general introduction to journaling. This week we’re heading into the various types of journals that people keep. Some are more popular than others. And the great thing is – you don’t have to keep just one type! Food Journal This one sounds like a pretty boring type. It’s not. It’s actually…
One Hour A Day Self Care: Why and Time
In a world full of circuses and flying monkeys each human doing needs to spend time engaged in human being.
Disagreement in Relationship
Mae Mae and I disagree on certain points, but the relationship is not the disagreement and the disagreement is not the relationship. The relationship is holding sacred space in each other’s lives and hearts for the other.
The Journey Through Journaling
In case you’re wondering – that’s pulled directly from my journal entry dated August 30, 2000. I have the wonderful fortune to be part of a family that writes. I watched my grandmother and mother write in their daily journals growing up. My grandfather carried a small notebook to keep his thoughts in. It stayed…
Honest Affection
In 1996 a group of teenagers from all over the United States took a trip to Peru. Several of the young ladies were from the Midwest. I’ll never forget the look on one young woman’s face when a very well respected lacol pastor embraced her and kissed her cheek. Or the look on the line…
Kind Fibers Podcast – 8/8/2019
his week’s episode is an introduction to the Kind Fibers podcast, and why kindness matters not only to Moriah, but to you!
Boundaries Part 4 – Cross Fencing: Internal Boundaries
Welcome to our last post in the Boundaries series. If you haven’t read the other blog posts I highly encourage you to do so. In the country we use perimeter fencing to keep our stock in and visitor coming to the main gate. But, we also use cross fencing, or internal boundaries, to keep our…
Boundaries Part 3: Dealing with Fence Cutter
The past weeks we’ve been discussing boundaries. You know why we all need boundaries and how to set them. This week is on what to do when people refuse to respect those newly set boundaries. I truly believe most people are good natured and don’t want to hurt others. Some people take a bit to…
Boundaries Part 2 – Putting in Fences: How to Set and Communicate Boundaries
Setting healthy boundaries is one of the hardest life skills I’ve tackled. In the past feared losing the person or offending them. I grew up with my grandmother who herself lost a mother at a young age, was abandoned by an alcoholic father, and then was passed through the family until her very hard grandmother…
