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A Grace Mindset Through Five Questions ~

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Grace (as our lived experience) is the unconditional love that comes from a higher power, alive and operating to benefit all humanity. Growth follows when we access and awaken grace as our lived experience. Grit forms from moving beyond mistakes to live grace in ways that offer kindness and care… Read more »

Grace Beyond Politics or Religion

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If grace thrives beyond politics or religion, then … Have you wondered as I have, how we might re-discover spiritual freedom? Are you looking as I am, outside age-old camps that offer politics and religion yet seem to lack grace as a thriving and lived experience. What if we each… Read more »

Could Church Help Heal Our Broken World?

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When our churches act as spectator sports, where passive patrons  watch rituals from distance truths, we miss grace alive and awaiting our experiences as worship’s wings in each of us. Love, not religious words preached, propels us into “God,”  to discover overflowing goodness and immense care for us and kindness… Read more »

Beyond Incivility and Insurrection

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How Do We Awaken Care Beyond Incivility and Insurrection? We crave wisdom for a kinder life where grace for all is a lived experience.  We contemplate wisdom possibilities from diverse corners that may catch our eye, yet too many often still get overlooked. When incivility and insurrection becomes our response… Read more »

Grace in Daily Doses

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Have you ever wondered what a day would blossom into if we lived more in the confidence of restorative rejuvenation, rather than sink into cynicism of retributive justice? It takes more than merely wishing for happiness, or yielding to helplessness to experience the wonders of grace. Criminal justice asks, “Who… Read more »

Compassion with the Brain in Mind

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Did you know that compassion and unconditional love that we offer to ourselves and others benefits us even more that people we direct it to? Kindness that we offer, even in tiny doses, also makes us more in awe of the humanity around us. It’s no surprise that compassion, kindness… Read more »

Could GRACE be an answer to our broken world?

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Most would agree that wise people adjust their choices and experiences to include grace that points minds and emotions toward happiness for all. But what does GRACE look like in our broken, conflicted or war-torn world? We often seem to be running on reserve power at this moment, and some… Read more »

If we don’t like something …

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Maya Angelou said, “If you don’t like something, change it. If you can’t change it, change your attitude.” Easier said than done? Our mindset can open deep and lasting mojo at the heart of every experience. It starts with a deliberate change and enables us to step beyond trauma and… Read more »

Three Wondrous Ways to Walk in Wisdom

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Wisdom combines our brain’s serotonin, our body’s activity and our spirit’s grace! It’s often amplified and expressed in three rather easy-to-spot ways. We navigate beyond the world’s chaos and calamity whenever we act kindly in wise, loving ways that heal our soul. Fear is love’s opposite, and it causes endless… Read more »

Christmas Grace in Conflicts or Celebrations

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Christmas and its holiday season is really our biggest opportunity for new beginnings and fresh starts. Think about it –  regardless of how we enter its play-fields, blessing awaits us. I like to think of this genesis as a mystical and lush garden cultivated to cultivate grace. An abundance of… Read more »