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Eva’s Choice: Go For The Goodness

by Beca Lewis January 31, 2012

My daughter’s family has a rescue dog named Eva. She is a kind, gentle, loving, and a very happy dog. It would seem that she must have had an easy and happy puppy-hood, but that wasn’t the case at all. In fact, it was completely the opposite. It was hard, mean, and by all appearances, [...]

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Can You Taste Life’s Difference?

by Beca Lewis August 22, 2011

Our anticipation builds as we park the car and walk into our communities’ beautiful Farmer’s Market. Although small, it is filled with local sellers of everything from Alpaca fur (plus we get to pet the Alpacas) to bead-work. There is always a musician or two playing in the pavilion providing the atmosphere that is both [...]

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Which Side Are You On—It Matters What You Choose

by Beca Lewis April 4, 2011

It was 1970 when I first read this statement,“On one side will be discord and dismay, and on the other side will be Science and peace.”* Actually, this statement frightened me quite a bit. I decided for sure I wanted to be on the side of Science and peace, who wouldn’t? Today older, and hopefully [...]

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Something’s Gotta Give – And It Doesn’t Have To Be Dangerous

by Beca Lewis March 14, 2011

In nature as two tectonic earth plates slide in opposition to each other, we are told that the pressure will mount and eventually something’s gotta give which will result in a destructive earthquake of various magnitudes. Insurance companies call events like flooding, hurricanes, and earthquakes acts of God. We use the phrase, don’t make Mother [...]

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Seven Ideas For Fully Enjoying Life

by Beca Lewis January 25, 2011

We mill around waiting for it to begin, strangers except to say “hello” in this room. The teacher enters, turns down the lights, starts the music, and we are no longer strangers – we are one.

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Remove Rocks, Cultivate Gratitude

by Beca Lewis January 17, 2011

Where we live, the ground is hard and filled with rocks, not the kind of ground in which you can throw a seed and expect it to grow. Work is required. A garden is so much like life. Sometimes life can feel hard and filled with rocks, and nothing we do seems to take root. Work is required.

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The Personality Package

by Beca Lewis December 22, 2010

Have you ever been stuck? Have you ever tried and tried to change your behavior, or habits, or thoughts only to find yourself back in the same cycle repeating itself over and over again? Of course, we all have, but that’s because we begin the desire to be “unstuck” from within the personality package and [...]

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Are You Ready To Receive?

by Beca Lewis December 6, 2010

Imagine that the best gift ever has arrived at your door, but it comes with a condition. You can only keep it if you have room for it now, not in the future, now. Exclaiming with pleasure and delight you jump up and start searching for a place to put it. Opening drawers, closets, and [...]

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Broken Perceptions: Or Does Everything Hurt When You Poke It?

by Beca Lewis November 9, 2010

We can tell we have a broken finger by the pain we feel, and we can tell a broken perception in the same way, by the pain we feel. It is not necessarily a physical pain, although that can be a symptom, it is also emotional pain. We all have both of these kinds of pains at least some of the time.

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False Evidence Appearing Real

by Beca Lewis August 9, 2010

A little green tomato fell off one of my plants and I put in on my window ledge to ripen. Days later, I noticed it wasn’t there. I didn’t move it, Del didn’t move it, where was it? I took my rings off and put them on the sink. When I went to look for [...]

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Don’t Say “That’s Enough”

by Beca Lewis July 13, 2010

We have trained ourselves to live at a certain level of abundance and not to rise too much higher, or at least do it really, really, slowly, and in the timing and manner of our choice. This means that although infinite Love is providing ever-expanding abundance for every one of us in every moment, because [...]

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Don’t Go To The Worldview Store

by Beca Lewis July 5, 2010

The worldview survives by selling us the story that things go wrong, that there isn’t enough, that people are to blame, that we need and need and need some more. It is just like a store, plying us with messages that make us want to come in and buy. It only exists because we keep accepting it and agreeing with it, and stopping in all the time to pick up the latest version of lack, fear, blame, and guilt.

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Witness The Master Multi-Tasker At Work

by Beca Lewis May 4, 2010

I heard their honking first. Widening my vision, I saw three geese, one leading, and two walking together, honking as they waddled over the rise to their little pond. One saw me and slowed down to watch me as I jogged/walked by. We kept glancing back at each other, kindred spirits in the celebration of [...]

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There Is Always A Way

by Beca Lewis August 27, 2009

Every morning I have a drink that begins with a cup of hot water. One morning our microwave broke so I thought, “Well I guess I won’t be drinking that this morning.” It took a few minutes before I realized that a microwave is not the only way to heat hot water, just the one [...]

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Loved Ones May Leave, Love Remains

by Beca Lewis August 10, 2009

Sometimes loved ones appear to leave us by choice, either ours or theirs; or they leave when it is time for them to leave. They either leave to a place in this state of being called earth where it is possible to see them again, or they make a transition to a state of being [...]

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