The Voice of the Mother Earth

Meeting Peruquois is like finally going home. The feeling washes over you the moment you see her – blue sparkling eyes seeing right through, a smile that makes you feel welcomed even though it’s you who is supposed to be the host. When I ask Peru’s husband Dragoslav what it is like to be a husband of such a woman, he simply says:

Sleeping Phoenix’s Diary. Edition #4

“YOU DON’T LEAD SPIRITUAL LIFE. You are a spiritual life.” This phrase came to me from Rob Bell in Super Soul Sunday and shook me up. I love when it happens. A lot of time we see spirituality as something extraordinary, out of the context, something “out there.”

Protected: Seth. Jane Roberts. Notes from the book

Addicted to Love

Many of us remember the feeling when we couldn’t sleep, eat, nor work if a certain person didn’t give us a “dosage” of his or her love in a form of a date, call or at least a message. I don’t want to concentrate on this feeling and remind you about how it felt. If you recognize yourself in the first sentence, you know what I am talking about.

Protected: Robin Sharma: for 5 am club and its residents

Protected: Katie Byron is Speaking*

Protected: Morning Awareness Technique

Right Emotion

I wanted to share with you this article that my favorite Elizabeth Gilbert wrote on her Facebook. When I read it, I was almost weeping. I am OK, I thought. There is nothing wrong with me, I thought. I am not alone in this, I thought.

Fear of the White Sheet: How to Tame Your Muse?

When I was offered my first job in the newsroom in 2005, I replied that I cannot write on demand. You see, I said, the muse is coming to me whenever it feels like. I need an inspiration, I said. I need a space, I said. I need freedom, you know? My boss-to-be looked at me attentively and said: “Got you. We are still offering you this job, though.” “Ok,” I said thinking that everything would be just the way I thought it would be. Should I say how wrong I was? That’s how my journalism career started. The writer’s life started when I was 5.

Recommendations: a book, a movie, a song

This book is in my mind and heart since the day I’ve listened to the audiobook for 1 minute. Jed McKenna “Spiritual Enlightment – the Damnest thing”.