What's New with livework?2 February 2010 New Workshops Carmella is offering her popular, 12-week “The Artist’s Way” Workshop based on Julia Cameron’s groundbreaking work of the same name. Thursdays from 6:30-8:30 beginning March 4th in San Jose, CA. For more information, please call 408.667.5705 or Click here to download a flyer.
— Publisher Grist for the Mill8 October 2009 If you’ve been pondering the nature of relationships, self-acceptance practices or the resolution of duality, — Margaret Hartwell | filed under: chopra, darkside, duality, relationships, self-acceptance, simon Finding Her Way: A Woman's Journey15 July 2009
Announcing Finding Her Way: A Woman’s Journey If you like to be entertained and inspired at the same time you are being stretched in many ways, this could be the perfect book for you. Author Sydney J. Reuben has felt like a lost child many times in her life. This is her story about leaving the safety of the expected way of doing things to find her voice, her truth, her way of being in the world. The tale is told in a uniquely engaging style that keeps the story moving and the reader engrossed. You will be invited to consider your life with similar candor and compassion. A Different Kind of Book — Margaret Hartwell Yours to do8 January 2009
.It was a dream In which my greater self Rose up before me Accusing me of my life With her extra finger Whirling in a gyre of rage At what my days had come to. What, I pleaded with her, could I do? Oh what could I have done? And she twisted her wild hair, And sparked her wild eyes, And screamed as long as I could hear her. This. This. This. -Lucille Clifton . . — Publisher | filed under: knowing, lucille clifton, poetry, questions Get the appropriate support23 November 2008 “You need a therapist for yesterday, a Zen monk for today and a coach for tomorrow.” -unknown — Margaret Hartwell | filed under: coaching, therapy, zen |
VisionBlogRecent ArticlesWhat's New with livework? Grist for the Mill Finding Her Way: A Woman's Journey Yours to do Get the appropriate support Finding your way Ending suffering Remember Tagsbuddhism, carolyn myss, chopra, coaching, darkside, discontentment, duality, faith, grace, ken mcleod, knowing, love, lucille clifton, pain, passion, patterns, poetry, questions, relationships, remember, self-acceptance, simon, suffering, therapy, topbio, zenAuthorsJump to a profile page for our coaches by clicking on their name or connect directly by clicking on an email address: Jeanne Brophy » Carmella Granado » Margaret Hartwell » Sydney Reuben »
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