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Doing the Deeper Work

Sunday, September 9th, 2012

Oftentimes, when we try to bring ourselves to undertake a new task
   - to make forward progress in our motion in life
   - we find ourselves blocked by some force within us
   - that doesn’t want to do the very thing we most want to do
   - that thing that will get us where we want to be.
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Any modality that allows us to access the deeper part of our minds and emotions
(meditation, visualization, deep prayer, hypnotherapy)
   - that allows us to untangle the web of feeling and memory that keeps us immobilized
   - and to finally bring our whole selves into agreement and
   - enables us to face this often problematic world with renewed vigor and determination
   - to create the lives we most desire for ourselves and those with whom we share this planet
   - is a thing of value.
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Whatever it is that is holding you back today, you can

Raising the Future

Saturday, September 1st, 2012

I Trusted You book coverBecoming What We Otherwise Might Be

Growing up male today can be more a process of learning how not to live fully – how not to fully express yourself – than a process of growing up to become the best you can be.

Multiple pressures bear down on men from all directions – family, religion, peer interactions, media messages – teaching boys to become “half or less of what [they] might otherwise be” (Jean Kilbourne, Killing Us Softly, 2000, 2010).

Because there are many men who matter very much to me (including two 4-year-old heartthrobs), I am posting an excerpt, a selection from my book, I Trusted You, that addresses the parenting of boys. …Continue Reading