Why This Blog?

To Be of Use . . .

This blog serves several purposes for me and I believe it is time to speak of one of them that directly relates to my readers. For those of you who know me, this will comes as no surprise.

As a Spiritual Counselor and teacher of Consciousness Evolution, and as an individual who works diligently within my own healing process, I strongly believe that it is important to make an example of my own life for others who may also struggle along the path, “The Way of All Life” (literal translation of the words, Tao te Ching). My personal life certainly is a struggle and to deny that is – well – to live in denial. For me to be successful in the midst of great struggle means that I continue to rise and sing, to reach and teach, and to find the wonder in this world. This is what I do.

There are times when my High Self and I are  communicating on paper that I feel embarrassed about posting yet another exchange. I am reminded this morning that it was Jesus (yes, that Jesus) who told me how important it is for those I serve in my work to know me more fully, as it offers hope for their own journeying and provides a model for living more fully and more intentionally within inevitable difficulties. I know how important it can be to me to read the words of fellow teachers I admire who also share something of their own struggles. I am buoyed by their honesty and their perseverance and it is an honor to walk amongst such brave companions.

It is my hope that the writing shared through this blog, In Spiritual Wonder, will provide you with the will and the courage to both “do the next right thing” and to honor the Soul’s journey that your personality self agreed to undertake this time around.

Please share your thoughts about posts you read here by clicking on the “No Comments” box at the end of each post. If you find meaning in my words, consider sharing this blog with others who might also find it useful.  May we all be of use and may we all walk in wonder this day, for there is only this day. “And still I rise!”*

*Maya Angelou

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