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EPC is a conscious way to deal with emotional pain with someone with whom you could not communicate in person because they simply are not available. Continue reading
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The Irony of Life, Part 27: Journey of the Eagle
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The Pandemic can be seen as the world experiencing a time-out so that each player can decide which team he wants to suppport: Love? or Hate? Continue reading
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The Irony of Life, Part 26: Walking in Beauty, Again
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There are many approaches to accepting life as it is and choosing happiness. Pick the one that works for you. Continue reading
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The Irony of Life, Part 25: Taking Action Beats Complaining
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If something bothers you, take action. It feels so much better to change things than complaining to friends on Facebook. Continue reading
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The Irony Of Life, Part 24: What’s REALLY Happening?
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These videos present a different perspective to what’s really happening in politics, lost children, and world leaders. Continue reading
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The Irony of Life, Part 23: Want to Change the World?
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If you want to change the world, be conscious of the Divine within you and practice
seeing God in all things. Continue reading
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The Irony of Life, Part 22: Will you help?
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We’re uncomfortable; we want everything to be the way it was. The virus will pass, perhaps in a year or so, but for some, it will never be the way it was—like this story about a woman of service. Continue reading
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The Irony of Life, Part 21: The Unknown Path
Every path has two perspectives: light and dark. Which one we experience depends on whether we are in alignment or we are resisting. Continue reading
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The Irony of Life, Part 20: Accepting What IS
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Sometimes, we find ourselves in situations we didn’t choose—like the loss of a job or a friend, a situation we can’t control, the death of a loved one, or a place we don’t want to be. We try to skip the grief and get stuck. Despite having experienced and learned from all of those, I am helpless when it happens again. Continue reading
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The Irony of Life, Part 19: Letting Go
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Letting go can be hard to do, but it’s required to step out in a different direction. Continue reading
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The Irony of Life, Part 18: Grieving and Adapting
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I’m still grieving the loss of my house, although not selling wasn’t an option. Coming to terms with that isn’t easy. Continue reading
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The Irony of Life, Part 17: The Sulphur Creek Trail
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In my darkest hour, those who watch over me came through with someone tapping at my back door. Continue reading
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The Irony of Life, Part 16: The Twelfth Hour
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Sometimes, even if you hate the place you live, it’s a good idea to stay put. Continue reading
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The Irony of Life, Part 15: The Inspection
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I’ve seen a lot of houses since I moved here, but this is the one I like best. Continue reading
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The Irony of Life, Part 14: To Buy or Not to Buy?
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Since I sold my house on March 13, 2020, my life has been in the hands of other people. This is a new experience for me. Continue reading
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The Irony of Life, Part 13: Photos of New Town
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Getting to know a place means getting out. Today, a new friend showed me some places to shoot. Continue reading
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The Irony of Life, Part 12: Let it Be
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At some point, I had to let go and let God deal with it so I could move on. Continue reading
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The Irony of Life, Part 11: Grieving
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It took a week of hassles to quit crying and get myself back. Continue reading
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The Irony of Life, Part 10: On the Road
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Sometimes we have to get help from complete strangers, despite how independent we might have been. Continue reading
