going viral

recovering from a virulent strain of ghetto swine flu -

thank god it was just an overnite bug & it's gone now

- grateful it wasn't fatal!

what the. . . .H E Y ! ! !

have you noticed how much easier it seems to get whacked out of control?

pity the soul adrift with no anchor, clarity or discipline -

all is lost!

surrender

interesting . . . . in the past I thought of surrender in terms of giving up or loosing ground

in truth, the boon of true surrender is

F R E E D O M

from all attachment - being liberated from whatever binds, limits or diminishes us

Happy Father's Day !

parenting is not for everyone - kudos to these brave souls

today we celebrate all fathers - providers, protectors, pros

happy day, Pops - I love you !

time waits for no one

We are each & all being called upon to manifest our human excellence.

This is not the time to whine & wallow. In this arena, no one will hear of it.

I'm sure there are many willing ears elsewhere - but what good will that do?

It is not the way of the Spiritual Warrior. Our choice - always.

Spiritual Willpower vs. one's personality

spiritual willpower is not a force that controls and manipulates

it is the alignment that bridges your enlightened Higher Self with your personality

so your ideals, hopes, desires and urges serve you instead of get in your way

new word - HEURISTIC

best thing about it is the word play between holistic & heuristic - topics & actions close to my heart!

Heuristic heu·ris·tic [ hyoo rístik ] adjective

Definition:
1. in EDUCATION - encouraging discovery of solutions: relating to or using a method of teaching that encourages learners to discover solutions for themselves
2. in PHILOSOPHY & SCIENCE - involving trial and error: using or arrived at by a process of trial and error rather than set rules
3. in COMPUTERS - able to change: describes a computer program that modifies itself in response to the user, e.g. a spellcheckernoun

(plural heu·ris·tics) - logic procedure for getting solution: a helpful procedure for arriving at a solution but not necessarily a proof

[Early 19th century. < alteration of Greek heuriskein "find"]

adverb -heu·ris·ti·cal·ly