Carol Adrienne, author of “The Purpose Of Your Life,” asked me to be part of her January “New Year” opportunity for readers of her web/blog site: Carol Adrienne You are welcome to take advantage of the January Special, as copied below. WHO: NANCY ROSANOFF is the author of The Intuition Workout. From 2001-2008 she hosted [...]
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“Pray to God, but keep swimming to shore.” Does this folk wisdom really work? Is it reflective of the way God/Divine Mind unfolds? I often hear out of my own mind, and from the mouths of others: “I know God is in charge, but what do I need to do about the situation?” The folk [...]
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Recently I found myself reacting defensively to someone being critical of me. It brought to mind the old riddle regarding “what comes first? The chicken or the egg?” In this case, what comes first, criticism or defensiveness? Once I woke up to my defensive reaction there was an immediate thought to apologize, and to talk [...]
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It’s easy to be critical of health care professionals. The pedestal of “life saver” that their position represents makes them vulnerable to public criticism, as well as to personal boasting. Although I’ve avoided going to hospitals and doctors until absolutely necessary, I have often been surprised by the attentive, loving individuals who have come to [...]
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In Sonia Sotomayor’s acceptance speech yesterday morning as the new Associate Judge of the Supreme Court, she acknowledged the importance of Divine Guidance in making decisions that interpret the supreme constitutional law of this country. What does this mean? How does Divine Guidance play a role in interpreting law? Divine guidance is often thought of [...]
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The road to creating good National Health Care may well begin with first answering this question. There has been much confusion, conflict, money, airtime and fear surrounding the debate on national health care reform and this has a meaning. Clearly this means that we are confused about the fundamental nature of the problem we are [...]
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When Peter LeJacq, Maryknoll Missionary doctor to the poor and ill in Africa was asked: “What motivated you to give up a comfortable, middleclass lifestyle here in New York to live poor in Africa?” he answered: “I’m not poor. I may not have material things in my life, but I’ll never be poor. I have [...]
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