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'Opening To Love' Teleseminar Program starts 23rd Feb 2010 |
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Friday, 05 February 2010 21:52 |
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 Would you like to open your life to the Infinite Love that will never leave you?
Marlise is running a special 3-part teleseminar series called 'Opening To Love' beginning on the 23rd of February, 2010. The program has been specifically designed to help people access the Infinite Love accessable through Stillness.
To learn more about the program, click the following link now...
www.openingtolove.net
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"I SEE YOU" - Avatar Shows us our Connectedness |
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Wednesday, 20 January 2010 21:58 |
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 I SEE YOU ... When I heard those words, my heart melted, truly melted. How interesting that this experience was evoked by characters who aren't real, they're animated, (well, partially). Three simple words, I SEE YOU, is showing humanity what we seem to have forgotten, the most important element of being human -- connecting heart to heart.
It's unfortunate and yet true, people today rarely speak to each other from that place of heartfelt recognition. What AVATAR points out is how different it is when people are connected through the silence, the Stillness in their hearts and minds. You know, that place where no words are needed.
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Kids, Holidays, Cancer & Stillness |
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Thursday, 19 November 2009 00:00 |
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After Katie experienced Stillness (video) her inner dialogue went from thoughts of anger, blame and resentment to ‘happy’ thoughts of love, caring and good times. I didn’t speak to her about changing her thoughts or the words she spoke..this came naturally. It is our inner state. We just forget to connect to it. Once we are ‘reminded’, reconnected to it- we live our lives with more enjoyment- simply and naturally.
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There's No Place Like.... |
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Tuesday, 19 January 2010 00:00 |
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 They laughed, they cried, they lined up for more… what could make at risk kids feel this way? A new drug, a safe place to sleep, a teacher who didn’t ride them for who they are? Stillness…
Sitting in a crowded room in the local community center were those who live with the pain of being on drugs, running away from home, the anxiety of becoming sober and hoping to stay that way, of not being accepted for being too ‘gay’ or too ‘different.’ It was here they gathered once a week to be with others facing the same challenges. Today, these young people, fourteen to twenty-four, would discover more than what they showed up for.
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Scream & Shout Matches: Wrestling or Congress? |
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Wednesday, 11 November 2009 00:00 |
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 Screaming, shouting, eyes bulging, fists raised in anger. Are we at a WWE wrestling match? No, we’re in the U.S. Congress; those revered halls where we ask our leaders to create solutions to the global challenges facing us today.
Quick, bring the children to see how their elders work together to find resolution. Does the rage we see so predominantly in the news, from pundits to ‘tea makers,’ represent the highly intelligent, conscious 21st century society we’ve become? Or is there any wisdom the modern world can glean from those not-so-civilized cultures of better ways to deal with life’s challenges and each other.
I was recently introduced to another judicial system — the toguna.
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