I woke up this morning with an image in my head of people all around me playing a game of "Peek a boo", only they never reached the final phrase and phase of the game, which is "I see You!". They just kept covering and uncovering their eyes and saying "peek a boo."  As I thought more about it, it hit me in a profound way that most people go throughout their lives playing this form of "peek a boo". They uncover their eyes just long enough for others to have a peek at them, but then they quickly cover them up again. The eyes being the windows to the soul or the windows to who is really inside that human figure are revealed for anyone to see, but only for a moment. They are covered again before anyone can really get a good long look or be...

"Learn to drive,would ya?!"......"What the @#$@#@! are you thinking?!"......"Thanks a lot MORON!" ...an ode to the poetic utterings of a lone driver. These colorful phrases are often littered with strings of creative obsceneties and other harsh sounds and are sometimes accompanied by fervently communicative hand signals and strange 'waving' gestures which I can only assume are less than friendly in their meaning.  How strange, and yet, Alas! I am not exempt from this practice! I have participated in this inter-vehicular communication before. I have even caught myself believing that I must have been the only one who actually listened during drivers' education or thinking that maybe I am the sole respecter of the general 'rules' of the...

I See You...a Timeless and Powerful Message   In the movie, Avatar, released in 2009, the Navi greet each other with the words, "I see you" expressed in their native tongue. This simple phrase translates into a more profound message of mutual respect and regard for one another as if you are saying "I recognize the value in you."   This same timeless message has been shared many times throughout history with the promise of great power for any who might embrace it, and for good reason.   It is the message of equality, unconditional love, and human/civil rights. Nobel Peace Prize winner and civil rights leader, Martin Luther King Jr. delivered this message in his world famous "I Have a Dream" speech which continues to touch the hear...

For me, there is no one particular approach or technique in discovering how to become master of my spiritual destiny.  As a matter of truth, I have not really mastered any one thing fully.  Every day, every situation in some way is the same yet in some ways, different, so...  What I have done though is become better in some things today and I was say, a couple of months ago, a year ago, 10 years ago or even a lifetime(s) ago.  My reminder is, "A little progress in many areas is better than no progress in most."  I do have some spiritual exercises and techniques that I diligent and consciously practice on a daily basis (http://www.BeeBlessedDaily.com).  Some of them I practice when I'm in the midst of one of life's challenges have a...

(As sent out to Kimberley Jones' LIGHT CIRCLE network  -  Visit www.lightcoaching.co.uk to join) Dear Light friends, I am happy to report that my recent trip to Cuba was ultimately an enjoyable one. I arrived in Cuba at the tail end of Hurricane Ike which was quite an experience. Once the dramatic storms left the coast of Cuba I was able to track the path of the hurricane on CNN as it tore its way through the global epicentre of the petrochemical industry in Southern Texas. As major American financial institutions collapsed by the hour it was very clear that change was upon us all.     So here we are in the middle of what the media is terming 'financial crisis' & the 'credit crunch'. It is undeniable that some ...