August / September 2004 Newsletter Articles
Droplets of Peace
his newsletter space is dedicated to those
of us who are choosing to see peace in our world. It's everywhere, but it's easy
to lose the experience of it.
We often lose sight of the feeling of peace because we are constantly finding
ways to improve ourselves. When are we enough? When do we have enough? When do
we do enough? When are we good enough? Our minds become obsessed with being
better and we lose sight of the contentment of now. Take time to be happy with
who you are, right now. Take time every day to bless your life and feel peace
and gratitude for who you are.
It's not peaceful to think we have to constantly be better and improve.
Finding a balance of this in your life puts us all on the read to peace.
Take time to just be! Namaste.
Words to Grow By - Winds of Change by Mary Bell
Nyman
hange seems to be the word of the day
around here. People are demanding to be heard and their voices will bring about
the changes they are seeking. More and more people are asking for their
freedom and the right to live their lives without fear, prejudice and judgment.
Women are demanding that Wal-Mart give them equal salaries and job
opportunities. Gay and lesbian couples are demanding the right to marry their
partners and have the same benefits as traditional couples. Different religious
groups are finding common ground and working together instead of focusing on
their differences. [more...]
A View of Hope - Feline Wisdom, by Hope Hewetson
ur special cat healer, Ceilya, left her
body Tuesday, July 13 at 10 pm. She called in no less than 12 ordained
ministers to hold space for her transition, and the help of our favorite Boulder
vet, Pete Rodgers. Ceilya came to us from the Western Slope, where she had
a few different owners and ended up hidden in the attic of a home with an
ill-behaved canine.
She was rescued from that home and brought to our center, when an aware friend
noted that we didnšt have a cat! [more...]
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