Monthly Archives: March 2010

Through the Knothole – Ouch!

by Marilyn Posted on March 19, 2010

A person of consciousness who truly wishes the blessings of happiness, peace and love, knows that bliss only rises from within. The more clearly aligned to who we are meant to be, the sooner we arrive in that peace that passes all understanding.
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Happiness – The Real Deal!

by Marilyn Posted on March 13, 2010

The path of enlightenment is often called the path of the spiritual warrior. Practical enlightenment the call to face your fears, find your strengths, dump the rest and claim your bliss in the simple pleasures of love, peace, and happiness – in a mansion or in a cottage. Happiness does not know money but only thrives in richness of self awareness. Continue reading →

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Does God Have a Sense of Humour?

by Marilyn Posted on March 12, 2010

To rise in spite of the naysayers and find happiness is an act of will and intent. The path of enlightenment or spiritual mastery is the path of freedom – to the simple values of love, peace, and happiness. Love is the energy of all of creation. It is all there really is. Peace is the state of calm no matter what circumstances you experience. And happiness is the tiny pulse of joy that is sometimes glimpsed for short moments, but mostly suffocated in all the ‘stuff’ we think is more important. Tough times are the guidelines of what really matters. Continue reading →

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In Pursuit of Happiness

by Marilyn Posted on March 9, 2010

We have constructed our whole world out of the need to have meaning beyond this life. But this is the only life we have going at this precise moment. We have created a society and a culture around things – structures, objects, laws, and businesses that keep us safe and alive and busy thinking about keeping ourselves safe and alive. And then there are all the businesses new age and ancient around assuaging our worried souls that there is a reason for suffering and things will be clear “on the other side”. But what about here – now? Continue reading →

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