A Rare Chance To Work On-Line With A Esteemed Spiritual Author

by Geoff | Apr 19, 2010 | Books, Inner Healing, Personal Empowerment, Relationships Empowerment, Resources, Spiritual Exploration, Transformation

The mind-body-spirit book market is saturated with books these days. It’s undoubtedly one of the fastest growing branches of the publishing world. Most of us love to find a great book to inspire us, but how do you sift the wheat from the chaff with so many books...

There’s Always A Dance To Be Danced

by Geoff | Mar 21, 2010 | Current Affairs, Personal Empowerment, Relationships Empowerment, Spiritual Exploration, Spirituality Resources, Transformation

I wanted to share a dance with you all…a dance of life and living (Be sure to click on the link at the end of this post to watch a very inspiring video). On this Sunday, as I post this, I’m connected to my gratitude for the many blessings that have woven...

Being Well Through Well-Being

by Geoff | Feb 26, 2010 | Inner Healing, Personal Empowerment, Relationships Empowerment, Spiritual Exploration

Well being means different things to different people.  One thing I know, though, is we don’t “have” it unless we’re intending for it, focusing on it, putting attention on it, and really committing to it (kinda sounds like most things in life,...

To Be Or Not To Be – Can I Decide?

by Geoff | Feb 10, 2010 | Inner Healing, More Love, Personal Empowerment, Relationship Issues, Spirit Blog, Spiritual Exploration, Transformation, Transformational Coaching

The average bear makes thousands of decisions per day, not to mention how many more are under our conscious radar. We’ve all had decisions that get us to go, “Oh my God, what was I thinking?” We can’t undo the ones we’ve made in the past,...

Suffering Really Is Optional

by Geoff | Feb 2, 2010 | Inner Healing, Personal Empowerment, Relationship Issues, Relationships Empowerment, Spirit Blog, Spiritual Exploration, Transformation, Transformational Coaching

It is obvious that human beings suffer. I used to think that that was my lot in life.  But, years ago, someone told and taught me that “Suffering is optional.” Somewhere in between that observation, and living it, is a middle ground that beautifully holds the tension...