How to Think For Yourself… or Don’t be a buffalo

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When buffalo were still common in North America, Native American hunters learned a trick to hunt the herd animals. Buffalo don’t look up when moving as a group. In fact, if a few buffalo in a herd were startled into running, the entire herd would charge, even if most of the buffalo had no i…

Attitude, the most misunderstood word in the world… A holographic approach to attitude adjustment

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Attitude is everything. If you take two people with the exact same circumstances, one will thrive, the other will shrink and perish. Attitude is your relationship to things. But not ‘relationship as an outward issue,’ but an internal issue. An attitude is relationship invented and expressed in language. It was invented, chosen, consciously, or unconsciously, in language. Mostly internal language, between you and you… you call them thoughts, but it is really a speaking you did… a decision, a judgment, a conclusion about you, about another, about the world.

Two new posts on my healing blog

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In this article I write about my healing practice, how I get healing from doing healing, and how I make sure that I obey energy’s desire to move. I also mention two healing case studies on my Healing Blog.