Would love to hear more of what you've been writing. Run it by me at artistkaty@aol.com I have a sense I will be able to relate it to my own experience. Someone once said to me..."you know what you believe when what you hear makes sense to you". I'm always intrigued at what resonates for others.
I am a fan of Fleetwood Mac, first being introduced to them in 1970. This was way before Stevie Nicks joined the band. However, I remember that critics said that Stevie Nicks had so much bottled-up lyrics to write that she could write many years worth of songs - which apparently she did and lived up to her persona. I feel a somewhat similar bottled-up depth, so, assuming I stay on this earth for a while longer, and live in my heart, I have this feeling I'll be writing about my own transformation and all the incredible benefits of undertaking inner work!
I do need to get down to Savannah this Spring and bring up by Boat. Perhaps if I give you a bit of advance notice, I can make the mecca down to Gainsville and take you up on connecting and sharing with the spiritual kinship you are teasing me with :-) . Sounds great to me and thanks for again putting forth the initiative to raise my interest in this opportunity. Cheers - Howard
If you ever decide to take that trek, let me know. I've talked to people who will open their hearts to you.
I hope you will keep writing and sharing your openness.... It feels like it comes from the heart. Looking forward to what else you contribute.
Awesome Katy. Thank you so much for offering the "keys" to the Temple of the Universe. I get quite an energy rush just contemplating visiting this mecca - especially with a guide / docent familiar with surrounds both geo and spiritual :-) !!! - Howard
If you ever want to go to Mickey's "Temple of the Universe" and visit Gainesville, Fl...let me know. It was a second home to us there and I'd be happy to find you a place a stay and know people who would love to go with you. I look forward to meeting you and to our paths crossing sometime. Thank you for your kind response. There seems to be are a lot of us who have found ourselves drawn here at this time and it is nice to celebrate the arrival.
I've wanted to go to Mickey Singer's Sunday gathering since I first heard about his book and what he has been doing for over 30 years? over in western FL. I do hope to make his acquaintance some day, as well as meeting you somewhere around Asheville.
The photos I uploaded are the tip of the iceberg.
I appreciate you for making these comments - more connections into Asheville for me to celebrate!
Thank you for your contributions. I appreciated your photos, and your download of Byron Katie. The part about taking responsibility for the conflict I find, has played a huge part in finding peace in my life. Then your blog resonated deeply...you articulated what I wish I could have said. Lastly you mentioned Mickey Singer who I've known for many years in Gainesville, Florida...who has played a large part in my spiritual journey.
Welcome to home and welcome to Asheville.
Kimberly,
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Awwwwww, it is so very nice to be resonating with you through words that flow so freely. I am in Copenhagen this week. The Danes are a very trusting people. Huge numbers ride bicycles to work (there are bike lanes as well as large pedestrian sidewalks. For a country of ~ 5 million peoples, they have two hugely supported intranet communities of practice - so large in fact, that in the US it would take more like 100 million people to build a community of that size and quality.
Most Danes will switch to english if you join in on a conversation, as a courtesy. Most of these people look fit and trim, like Americans were back in the late 1950s.
I've been very touched by the people and they are of every race and creed: muslem, Thai, Vietnamese, German and of course root stock of Scandanavia with some German thrown in.
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I am a fan of Fleetwood Mac, first being introduced to them in 1970. This was way before Stevie Nicks joined the band. However, I remember that critics said that Stevie Nicks had so much bottled-up lyrics to write that she could write many years worth of songs - which apparently she did and lived up to her persona. I feel a somewhat similar bottled-up depth, so, assuming I stay on this earth for a while longer, and live in my heart, I have this feeling I'll be writing about my own transformation and all the incredible benefits of undertaking inner work!
I do need to get down to Savannah this Spring and bring up by Boat. Perhaps if I give you a bit of advance notice, I can make the mecca down to Gainsville and take you up on connecting and sharing with the spiritual kinship you are teasing me with :-) . Sounds great to me and thanks for again putting forth the initiative to raise my interest in this opportunity. Cheers - Howard
I hope you will keep writing and sharing your openness.... It feels like it comes from the heart. Looking forward to what else you contribute.
I've wanted to go to Mickey Singer's Sunday gathering since I first heard about his book and what he has been doing for over 30 years? over in western FL. I do hope to make his acquaintance some day, as well as meeting you somewhere around Asheville.
The photos I uploaded are the tip of the iceberg.
I appreciate you for making these comments - more connections into Asheville for me to celebrate!
Cheers - Howard
Welcome to home and welcome to Asheville.
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Awwwwww, it is so very nice to be resonating with you through words that flow so freely. I am in Copenhagen this week. The Danes are a very trusting people. Huge numbers ride bicycles to work (there are bike lanes as well as large pedestrian sidewalks. For a country of ~ 5 million peoples, they have two hugely supported intranet communities of practice - so large in fact, that in the US it would take more like 100 million people to build a community of that size and quality.
Most Danes will switch to english if you join in on a conversation, as a courtesy. Most of these people look fit and trim, like Americans were back in the late 1950s.
I've been very touched by the people and they are of every race and creed: muslem, Thai, Vietnamese, German and of course root stock of Scandanavia with some German thrown in.
Cheers from Copenhagen - Howard