Lead Singer: Local Gold Fish Choir

"We can do anything we want if we stick to it long enough."


~Helen Keller~



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... he really did know his words. He definately did not blow bubbles :)

Went back to the Little Falls Garden Centre today. The monkeys I blipped yesterday are Tufted or Brown Capuchin (Cebus Apella).

That is a mouth full....

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About forgiveness ...

second last entry about this subject

Before you share, ask yourself, "What is my intention in sharing this? Am I looking for a particular response?" Use this as a way of centering your attitude before committing energy to words. When you assume responsibility for what you experience and share what you experience in a spirit of companionshhip, that is the same as forgiveness.

When you hold someone responsible for what you experience, you loose power. You cannot know what another person will do. Therefore, when you depend upon another person for the experiences that you think are necessary to your well-being, you live continually in the fear that they will not deliver.

The perception that someone else is responsible for what you experience underlies the idea that forgiveness is something that one person does for another. How can you forgive another person for the fact that you have chosen to step out of your power?



Seat of the Soul : Gary Zukav

First entry about forgiveness, starts here