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My Wife My

I love this picture.That is My's art work behind her. She is currently in massage school and studying Martial Arts and yoga. I am also in yoga classes now three days a week. I love My's massage work. To receive her work on a regular basis is wonderful. What a pleasure it is to be there at the birth of a new healer and watch and feel her development. Here is a Rumi poem. My gift to you. I can't pretend to be a lion able to conquer the enemy to master myself would be enough. I am only the dust on my Lover's path and from dust I will rise and turn into a flower. Dark like the night I mourn and hold the pain of love inside me. But bright like the Moon I will rise from the darkness for I have seen the source of light and being a child whose tutor is love I will not grow up ignorant. I will rise like a flame out of love's fire and become infinite like love. When I reach my end, play the music that will lift me up to Spirit. -- Translated by Azima Melita Kolin and Maryam M...

Read This Book If You Can

I wrote about this book a few weeks ago. I just finished it and am now on my second read. It is so good that I have to tempt some of you to read it with the following exert from it. If you have read it or do read it let me know what you think OK? The following can be found at http://commongroundmag.com/2007/03/artsoulbook0703.html Why We Close Doors In his new book, researcher featured in What the Bleep… shows how to outsmart our brains for our own betterment By Joe Dispenza, D.C. We’ve all been there or had friends who were: bad patterns. Relationships, for example: jumping from one psychotic badger-mean person to another, or worse… musicians [rimshot]. In his latest book, Evolve Your Brain: The Science of Changing Your Mind, Dr. Joe Dispenza explains how emotions are tied to thinking, and how new thinking can literally rewire one’s brain to change emotional reactions and break habit-forming patterns. “Aside from dealing with physical ailments,” he says, “this book addresses emotional...