Choosing Our Memories

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Hypnosis is an awesome key for keeping you positive.

By Matt Sison, C.Ht. ⋅ October 26, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

Last night some friends and I decided to do something off the cuff for all of us. We went ice skating! The funny thing is, is that none of us have ever skated more then 3 times in our lives. So what a site it was to see us all bumping into each other like bumping cars in Disneyland. But, we all noticed one particular little girl with pony tails skating about the ice as if nothing else mattered. Her lines were fluid and graceful and moreso, you can tell that she was simply enjoying herself! This gave me a flash back to the 2002 Winter Olympics when the whole world witnessed an underdog by the name of Sarah Huges win the Gold over predicted winner Michell Kwan. Do you remember Sarah Huges?

Why children don’t outgrow toys of sentimental value

By radiant ⋅ October 2, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

by Wendy Tsao
“NO! I want to keep that one!”, said my six year old grabbing an old, somewhat grubby stuffed toy out of my hands. It was the day before our garage sale, and my son and I were going through his closet together to clear out the toys which he had outgrown, and needless [...]

Mayan Calendar

Revive or Erode â€“ What is your nature?

Sunday, July 19, 2009 is 1 Muluc (Water). Today I am going to parallel another website, and invite you to read the latest story at the Hummingbird Shaman website. This site is very much the Mayan Daily Insights in the sense that it reflects on our virtues, challenges, and lessons in a story-like [...]This post excerpt offered through Mayan Daily Insights. […]

We may feel we are standing still

Saturday, July 11, 2009 is 6 Imix (Alligator). Following the omnipresence of Ahau yesterday, we awaken to the messages of Imix, the alligator, or the primordial birth. Life will take place whether we bring consciousness in the picture or not. It is our choice whether we open our eyes or bring any thought [...]This post excerpt offered through Mayan Daily […]

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