Love has no agenda …

My baby after a 4-mile walk. So thankful for him. So thankful for Sundays, a chance to practice being more present with love and everything good that love is, everything good that we are.

Here’s to being love all week! … More

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You CAN get what you want in life. And part of that is learning to align your desires, your intentions, and your beliefs.

When we have a desire, we want something. When we have an intention, we intend to have what we want. And when we intend to have it, we live life as though we will have it.

If we only want something, we may intend to go on wanting it indefinitely. We may go through the motions of doing something about our desire only to relieve our sense of obligation to do something, with no real intention of ever satisfying our desire.

If we want something and we don’t intend to have it, chances are we have conflicting desires or limiting beliefs.

Maybe you want to lose ten pounds and you also want to continue to eat as much as you’re eating now. Hmmm … looking honestly at both of your desires allows you to see an option you may have missed. And the option to burn more calories — rather than eat fewer calories — may spur an intention.

Maybe you want to get along with your sweetheart and you also want to make him see how wrong he is.… More

Love is an attitude of the heart. It is the force for good, a science to study, an art to practice, a magic to embrace and trust. It is what you always knew but almost lost sight of.

It is who you are, the divine spark within. It is all you need.

And everything you could possibly want is a byproduct of finding and being love, finding and being your authentic self.… More

One of my favorite things is floating in the pool. I can hit the water and, with nothing nagging for my attention, just be.

When we are present, without any distractions, we open a space to see and to listen. And looking up at the heavens as I wafted in the pool, it occurred to me that, “God is the majesty beyond the screen.”

God is not the screen, the suffering, the chaos. God is not the virus.

God is the clarity, the peace, the health, the order that helps us to identify fear, the only thing that can obscure love. God is everything good, the backdrop, against which, fear is contrasted.

God is the majesty beyond the fear.… More