Ultimately, there's a limit to how much better you can make it for others. The Full Moon reminds us that if you only have one life to live, it should probably be your own.
Friday, March 26, 2010
It's not often that you get the chance to switch sides or turn on a dime without causing upheaval. If such a opportunity should arise, grab it before it gets away.
UPHEAVAL: extreme agitation or disorder : radical change.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Should you feel imprisoned by a problem, "Open Sesame" is to embrace the new. Sure it's not easy to leave your comfort zone- but try anyway.
If the wall is too high to climb over, get out your shovel. The pretty one. The one with power to prevail. There are more possible approaches than you bother to ponder. Don't rigidly cling to your usual stance out of habit. How's that working for you?
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
You gotta grow, thankfully sometimes leaving less-than-scintillating situations behind. The Good News! Broadening your horizons can be a tough job so this may be the day you learn to bite back. More Good News, trust yourself, bite hard.
And then again....you could just pick him up and mush kisses all over his face.
Whatever comes from us, the keepers of this planet..
c'est la vie.
and I hope we can do it again without instructions.
bring it, please God. We can tend the garden.
Monday, January 18, 2010
Monday, November 16, 2009
The very best way to do this would be...on an upbeat note. Here it is. I'm off and so many thanks to some many true beings. For everyone else, just keep on breathing.
(used interjectionally to indicate vexation or surprise.) I looked up vexation too. We're just going to call all of this.....all of that.
The Vatican has now given the all-clear for Catholics to believe in life beyond our planet. The Rev. Jose Gabriel Funes, Jesuit Director of the Vatican Observatory stated in an interview that our universe is too big to rule out "additional forms of life even, intelligent ones."
In an interview called "The Extraterrestrial Is My Brother" published in the Vatican newspaper (L'Osservatore Romano) Funes explained that ruling out the existence of aliens would be like "putting limits" on God's creative freedom. He also assured doubters that it doesn't contradict with their faith as Aliens could be among God's creatures.
So now that all of that's settled, I guess they can Visit?