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Geoff-Allen

Resident megalomaniac
From recent emails -

Stories of forgiveness?

Happiness forgive yourself

Happiness don't take things personally

tinybuddha.com kindness

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Geoff-Allen

Resident megalomaniac
Happiness be honest

Trust others love

A mother's guide to life {by Barabara Toner} - 2 bucks at Salvos!

Grateful to universe?

Ken Wert kindness

Happiness make mistakes

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Geoff-Allen

Resident megalomaniac
A Celebration of Life service offers a uniquely personal way of honoring a loved one who has passed away. Unlike most traditional funerals, this relaxed and natural way of celebrating the person’s life, makes saying good bye more sincere and memorable. It does not diminish the grieving process but just enhances the positive attributes of the deceased person’s life.

It’s not always easy knowing what to say at a service but this article will guide you in making the process easier.

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Geoff-Allen

Resident megalomaniac
Your spiritual journey is a beautiful and transformative experience, one that can bring new perspectives, deeper connections, and a greater understanding of the world around you. However, it’s not uncommon for this journey to come to a sudden stop, leaving you feeling lost and disconnected from the infinite wisdom and guidance that once surrounded you. This can be a difficult and confusing time, but it is also an opportunity to reflect and make changes that will help you get back on track. By exploring the reasons why your spiritual awakening has come to a screeching halt, you can gain a deeper understanding of what’s holding you back and learn how to make the necessary shifts to reignite your journey.


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Geoff-Allen

Resident megalomaniac
Yes, it’s a deliberately provocative title. After all, being in a hurry is the opposite of meditating, isn’t it? If we have a lot going on in our lives, is it realistic trying to find even more time to meditate? The idea of infusing our daily schedule with newfound tranquillity may sound appealing-but not everyone is temperamentally suited to sitting around in the lotus position chanting ‘Om’. Not to mention the fact that some of us just have very active minds. We’d like to meditate-but we’re simply not capable of switching off.

Whoa! Back up a little! These are what I call the most common ‘buts’ of meditation-as in, ‘I’d like to meditate, but…’ And the amazing thing is that it’s exactly the people who use the ‘too busy’, ‘too hard’ and ‘too hyper’ justifications who stand to gain the most from meditation.


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