Life is a miracle. It is precious and is the greatest gift you will ever receive. It is the quintessential definition of the word, ‘unique’. You see, in the entire universe, there is only one you, and you are irreplaceable. So please, don’t text and drive!
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Ballerina
Ballerina is a painting inspired by The Red Shoes, one of Hans Christian Andersen‘s fairy tales, which in the Magyar-Germanic version – mentioned in Clarissa Pinkola Estés best selling book Women Who Run with the Wolves – says: “Look at your…
A Journey to Spirit # 11: Pink Cotton-Candy Place of Peace
Skip forward six years from that woman in the window in 1993. Out of the blue one evening, my common law husband of six years decided to beat me up.
Inspired Journeys with Artistic Pioneer Alma Rumball
“You are the one who is divinely inspired to be the one to take the drawings to the world.” My mission came through Alma, from her Source of guidance, Aba, in 1972. At twenty-five I did not realize the implications; now, forty years later, I understand.
A Journey to Spirit #10: The Woman in the Window
My past lies behind me like a long convoluted road through a jungle of experiences. When once I dreaded thinking about all the mistakes and all the pain I went through as I traveled, today I can look upon its landscape as a series of rather unique gifts…much to my surprise.
Small Successes
It’s quite often the little things in life that make the biggest difference. That’s definitely the case with small successes – it’s those personal little triumphs that can make an amazing impact on your day and have you feeling on top of the world.
A Journey to Spirit #9: Gloria’s Miracle
After the wedding, the new job began effortlessly and even felt as if it was somehow meant to be. I quickly connected with Gloria, the clinic nurse, a woman in her late thirties and a single parent of a teenaged daughter. We realized early on that we had many things in common, not the least of which was the difficult job of being a single parent.
A New Citizen
Finding my feet on Canadian soil, I felt the compass of my life shift and true north was found at last.
A Journey to Spirit #8: 30 Years of Darkness
Life had started sliding down hill at thirteen when I was propositioned by a male member of my immediate family. I started my very long working career at fourteen, and was raped that same year; an old man flashed me on the beach at fifteen; and I had my first big crush, an unrequited love, at sixteen.
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