The Practice of Your Life

The Exercise and Pursuit of a Consciously Created Life

Let me introduce you to my two new best friends

Sep 13
2009
Let me introduce you to my two new best friends
Meet Carlos and Tony.  Met Carlos on Friday night, and Tony on Saturday night (last night).  They are both pilots and were in new York on training.  They are two of the nicest people that you could ever meet and yet couldn’t be more different from each other.
As we shared a cab going from one bar to another (clubs actually) Tony shared his admiration for Carlos’ spontaneity and his ability to make friends in

Thoughts on Steve Irwin

Dec 03
2008

I wrote this 7 Sept 2006 a couple days after his death.  Thought I would post it here as a tribute to a true life practitioner.

Don’t know why the passing of someone I’ve never met could affect me this way, – last time I felt like this was the passing of Princess Diana – but I am really saddened by the sudden passing of Steve Irwin.

What is it that could cause me to feel this way, and I know it’s not just me. The emotion felt by thousands of people the world over is being expressed in newspapers, TV, the internet in homes and bars. For me I think it was the joy he felt and projected in doing what he loved. Steve

Five things I hate

Jul 01
2008

Five things I hate? Interesting, almost refreshing twist on what everyone seems to be asking these days. On the phone messages you hear “ … and before you hang up, tell me one thing you love about your life.”

I guess it’s progress on the road to enlightenment that I actually can’t think of anything… at least not at first. A good sign I think. I don’t hate anything? What a highly conscious evolved person am I?

And then I think of a person that really irritates me sometimes. I hate it when she’s like that. When she’s that way, you know …  so unnecessarily difficult. That’s it! That’s something I can roll around with in the pig pen of hate. I hate it when she, or anyone else for that matter… Continue reading

Your health

May 27
2008

Don’t take it for granted. On October 21st 2007 my friend Greg married the woman of his dreams. Picture perfect wedding with loved ones in attendance. Couldn’t get any better than that. Life is good.

About a month later Greg’s new wife was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer (melanoma) and their world was turned upside down. They have been bravely facing their greatest challenge together and their courage and strength continues to inspire me.

Mags’ (Greg’s wife) situation also got me thinking about the law of attraction and the belief held by a growing number of people that illness is a manifestation of some incompletion (hate, hurt, anger etc.) that a person is carrying around with them. A friend tells me that Louise Hay is one of the major proponents… Continue reading