Jupiter takes about twelve years to travel the full Zodiac. This means it spends about one year in each sign. If we wanted, we could create a Jovian Calendar based on this. With Jupiter just entering the sign of Sagittarius on November 8, 2018, we could call this the start of the Year of the … More Year of the Archer
When I joined the Visionary Fiction Alliance, I was given the opportunity to write an article for their blog. I’ve been working on a two-part post, which is called The R/Evolution of the Wheel of Fortune. After the first (or both) parts publish on their blog (in June), I will publish the full article here … More Facilitate
Do you remember as a kid having an experience similar to the following? You and your best friend are having fun at your home. Maybe you’re playing video games; maybe you’re watching TV. In any event, you’re goofing off, being silly, and having a great time. Then you break something…something that belongs to your dad … More Getting Beyond THE WALL
In 2016, the asking has been strong. Many people want a better life and want to live in a country they feel better about. Be it about economics or peace, opportunity or acceptance, many have been asking, asking, asking…and the majority of those asking, have been asking politically. And many are still asking…and demanding. They … More Ask only Me
Over the past few days, a message has been coming through loud and clear. “There is great benefit to shifting one’s perspective.” Sometimes that’s not very easy to do, but it can be with a little practice. Before I go on, I will say that written words are not the best for conveying vibration. Specific … More Shifting One’s Perspective
Do you remember that classic commercial: How many licks does it take to reach the Tootsie Roll center of a Tootsie Pop? Well, I have a question for you and I want you to think about it for a minute before answering. Of course, you need only answer the question for yourself. How many times … More How Many Licks does it Take…?
Some people—sometimes—lose hope before getting what they want. Others—at other times—wait for the other shoe to drop once they do. We are so trained to believe that nothing comes easy. Abraham emphasizes the importance of keeping up with yourself. You want what you want. Sooner or later you’ll get it. Then what? At times, there … More Getting What You Want
