Posts Tagged ‘Peace’

 

How To Hear & Respond To The Voice Of Silence

‘God’s one and only voice is silence.’ Herman Melville Yesterday I took myself outside to the back of my house, which overlooks the beautiful Australian bush, and was met by two colorful lorikeets. As I sat down and simply outstretched my hand in front of me, they both hopped within touching distance. The brilliance of [...]

Co-founder Of Zen Family Habits: An Interview With Sherri Kruger

I am so excited to be interviewing Sherri Kruger of serenejourney.com and zenfamilyhabits.net. Sherri is probably one of the first bloggers in my sphere of passion whom I really felt a connection with, and so it is great to get the chance to dig deeper below the surface through a written interview to get to [...]

The Strength, The Mastery & The Power

‘Self control is strength; Right thought is mastery; Calmness is power.’ James Allen I have never been impressed by the flamboyant, the bombastic nor the self promoters. I have never been moved by the foul-mouthed, the showmen nor the vile. What moves me are those who demonstrate strength through self control, mastery through right thought [...]

The Unforced Rhythms Of Grace

‘Are you tired? Worn out? Burned out by religion? Come to me. Get away with me and you’ll recover your life. I’ll show you how to take a real rest. Walk with me and work with me – watch how I do it. Learn the unforced rhythms of grace. I won’t lay anything heavy or [...]

The Pull Of Life

We live in a world where there is an ever increasing demand upon our time, our talent and our treasure. At times it’s as if we are being pulled one way, then pushed another, and at times dragged under by the demands of life – so much so that it can become a suffocating experience. [...]

The Serenity Of Peace

Throughout the years that I’ve inhabited planet earth, my battle has consistently been to maintain a spirit of peace – a state of calm, and a stability that is driven from within, and that remains unaffected by what is happening without. There are so many forces – particularly in this media-driven generation – that would [...]

Bali, London & My Personal Bodyguard.

After the recent bombings in London I heard a report of a young Australian man who had stepped outside the bar in Bali minutes before the bomb went off there and then now years later was walking up from one of the train platforms in London as yet another bomb exploded behind him. Lucky? No, [...]