I started this blog over a year ago. I'm well past 100 posts.
Each time I write, I think about what it will take for us—
for all of us—
to awaken to our true nature. To our innate goodness and unlimited potential. To live with love and compassion for ourselves and others. What a world it would be, if only we could ...
One of my favorite resources is a site which supports my belief that mass awakening is at hand. By its simple message,
"We are one," it invites me to continually look inward at what I am
personally doing to help shift our planetary consciousness.
It asks me,
'What are you doing to stay awake? What are you doing to support the awakening of others.'
It does this through short, thought-provoking films and conversations on those films. The site is
The Global Oneness Project.
This morning I sat with one crafted around the idea of waking up—once and for all.
This short film features a woman I admire, whose biography,
Cave in the Snow, touched me deeply—
Ven. Tenzin Palmo. A Buddhist nun, she lived in a cave in solitary retreat for 12 years. She ponders, wonders, just like I do:
What will it take for us to wake up?
I invite you to take just 3 minutes and watch this film, because I really want to know what you think. Here's the link: http://www.globalonenessproject.org/videos/wakingup
Do you think it is really possible for all of us to wake up?
And, if so, what will it take to make this happen?
I welcome your thoughts ...
~~~0~~~
BIG P.S. This weekend I am in Grand Rapids, MI, keynoting and presenting a workshop at a fabulous women's conference. Please join me there. It's so affordable!!! Here are the juicy details.
Saturday, November 14, 2009
"Stages: Women Growing in Mind, Body, and Spirit"
The 2nd Fountain Street Church Women’s Conference
Keynote, "Being Peace," by Janice Lynne Lundy, popular speaker and author of Your Truest Self: Embracing the Woman You are Meant to Be. 30 workshops throughout the day allow participants to explore diverse areas of interests, including: spirituality, creative arts, yoga, feng shui, digital photography, sexuality, health, and more.
Jan will also be presenting an afternoon workshop,
"Sniffing Out Joy."
Her books will be available for purchase throughout the day.
Time: 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Cost: $15 per person; $10 for students (age 13-college). Registration includes featured speaker, all workshops, lunch, and parking. Scholarships are available.
Location: Fountain Street Church, 24 Fountain St. N.E., Grand Rapids, MI 49503
Register: Visit
www.fountainstreet.org. Click on "2nd Annual Women's Conference," download Registration Forum, and send in with payment. Questions? Call (616) 459-8386.
Read more...
Posts
.jpg)
