by Gary | Feb 13, 2018 | Above the Line, Clarity in Life, Intention
I’ve been having one of those days where anxiety seems to have more power than enthusiasm. It started before I woke up and it’s been quite difficult to shift into enthusiasm. Fortunately, this doesn’t happen often and I can usually focus on doing something that does...
by Gary | Mar 6, 2017 | Above the Line, Align Your Actions, Change Your Thoughts, Clarity in Life, Intention
It’s been almost 20 years since I began walking my own spiritual path. After 30 years rejecting on anything religious, I discovered I lacked something to hold onto when my life was shattered by self-induced trauma-drama. Some very good men at the Mankind Project...
by Gary | Jan 3, 2017 | Above the Line, Align Your Actions, Blog, Change Your Thoughts
It’s All in Your Perspective (Reading about six-word stories gave me an idea for a creative editing/writing exercise to reduce some of my earlier blogs to 200 words, as well as, the six-word version that follows.) Changing your perspective can change your energy. A...
by Gary | Nov 17, 2016 | Above the Line, Clarity in Life, Energy Field, Intention
(Reading about six-word stories gave me an idea for a creative editing/writing exercise to reduce some of my earlier blogs to 200 words, as well as, the six-word version that follows.) Last week I had to renew my driver’s license. It was past the expiration date, so I...
by Gary | Nov 17, 2016 | Above the Line, Clarity in Life, Energy Field
(As a creative editing/writing exercise I decided to reduce some of my earlier blogs to 200 words and then six words. Here’s the first. A six-word version appears at the end.) On my daily walk, I’ve noticed signs encouraging people to pick up after their dogs....
by Gary | Aug 24, 2016 | Above the Line, Align Your Actions, Change Your Thoughts, Energy Work
Driving to the office Monday morning, I followed two different drivers who were obviously distracted by technology. One was weaving in and out of his lane while looking down, almost hitting parked cars twice. The other was so involved with reading or typing something...
