Archive for December, 2007

Final Countdown

I have been up since 5:30 this morning — in fact– this has been my regular wake up time for the past several weeks (on average). I feel much more awake the rest of the day when I do.
Those of you that have been reading (and I know there are some of you *wink) the [...]

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New for New Years

I am, as of late, in the business of creating a New Me. I no longer wish to be nipped at the heels by past doubts, obsessions and down-trodden thinking. As the year of 2007 is headed for a close, it seems to be the perfect time. 2007, in numerology translates to an energy number [...]

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Mayan Calendar

So I know that the talk of the Mayan Calendar is really popular right now, but I feel that it’s very important and the more I research and study it, the more accurate I find it to be. I am posting a lecture by Ian Xel Lungold who, sadly, died in 2005. Please sit and [...]

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Abraham-Hicks

“What better way could anyone spend money than back into the economy which gives more people work? What you call your economy is the exchange of human Energy. And so, think back a few hundred years about what your economy was in this nation. And what has changed? Have more resources been trucked in from [...]

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Feathers in the Windows

“Standing before Stacy’s large glass windows this morning, I saw that they were gloriously ground by the frost. I never saw such beautiful feather and fir-like frosting. His windows are filled with fancy articles and toys for Christmas and New Year’s presents, but this delicate and graceful outside frosting surpassed them all infinitely. I saw [...]

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Food Not Lawns!

The Homegrown Revolution!

Urban Homestead

and please, if this sets you aglow, even a little, then visit the website, click Path to Freedom, to get there.

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