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June 6: Cleopatra and past lives
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May 30: The new gender
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May 23: What the angels think of plastic surgery
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May 16: Can porn be sacred?
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May 9: What are dreams?
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May 2: It's time to leave that job you hate
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April 25: Toxic thoughts, toxic body
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April 18: Is your earth shattering?
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April 11: Can you handle The Work?
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Spiritual people always bang on about "the breath". Breathing 'properly' (deep not shallow), yoga breathing, meditation breathing, alternate nostril breathing... the list goes on. I've also heard Network Chiropractors and acting teachers talk about breathing into body parts -- i.e. "breath into your shoulder, where it hurts". Whatever that means.
If only I lived in Philadelphia. It's the only place in the world you can currently see an exhibition entitled "Cleopatra: The Search For The Last Queen of Egypt". Doesn't that sound fabulous? On display at the Franklin Institute from June 5, 2010 to January 2, 2011 are
Let's talk about boys. As a member of Generation X, I'm a little bewildered by the specimens currently walking up and down my local mall. Back in my day (har), boys were boys -- they were dirty, rough and grungey, with long tousled hair or shaved heads. They drove beat-up cars they'd saved up to buy themselves, and listened to hard rock. They wore combat boots, army pants and flannel shirts, and spent their time in mosh pits and uni bars. So why did I do a complete double-take when I saw my friend's younger brother at a BBQ last week?
Here's a topic that's long overdue. Thanks to M for texting her question and reminding me:
Let's talk about porn :-) If you're a guy, porn is probably something you're familiar with, look at occasionally, and don't think much more about. If you're a girl, like with everything else in life, the topic of porn is a thousand times more complicated:
By this point I've pretty much figured out where I stand on most spiritual stuff. I know what my beliefs are regarding spirit guides, angels, and psychic phenomena. I feel comfortable talking about aliens, Lemuria, Stonehenge. I have a pretty good grasp on ghosts, the Akashic Records and soul contracts. I resonate enough with astrology and psychic geometry to 'get' what they're all about without knowing all the tricky details. But there is one thing that I have never, ever been able to understand and have spent my life trying to figure out, and it's possibly the most familiar and common mysterious phenomenon of them all:
There appears to be a new flood of blogging on the Internet. It's often written by 30-something-ish guys, probably none of whom would consider themselves particularly spiritual. Yet they're encouraging people to do one of the most profoundly spiritual things of the 21st century: break free from boring, mind-numbing jobs / corporate cages and, to paraphrase
Health, sickness and recovery are three of the most mysterious things in the universe. What makes someone sick - really? Is it the cigarettes they smoke? The trans fats they eat? The pollution they breathe in? Their genetic disposition? Their age? "My left knee hurts, but it's just because I'm getting older." -- If your knee hurts due to age, then why don't both knees hurt? "I've got cancer because I grew up in a house with asbestos." -- Then how come your older sister, who lived in exactly the same house, is the picture of perfect health?
You know things that sort of irritate you, but you're obsessed with them? Like TV shows you hate, but you just can't switch channel? Or annoying celebrities you can't get enough of? Well, that's a little like me and Ellie Crystal -- whose
I've discovered a quite amazing woman. You may have heard of her: Byron Katie, the American lady behind