Beating Heart Meditation- January 25, 2007 Say Thank You To Your Beating Heart For years I've been inviting people to Come Home to their Hearts. From my own healing experience, I know that the wealth of the ages is there - the love, peace, joy, gratitude, passion, courage - all the aspects of life that make it delicious abide in an infinite well-spring within us.Though my current "knowing" is rooted in richly metaphysical concepts, which, by the way, are now the bedrock of scientific thought, there is a simple path to accessing the...http://elizabethhepburn.blogspot.com/2007/01/beating-heart-meditation.html The Heart Is Where Home Is- January 11, 2007 The Heart Is Where Home IsIn all of my work, I encourage, invite, and cajole people to come home to their hearts -- to the love in their hearts. Ultimately, I feel it's the most valuable journey one will ever take.It's no accident to me that in the romance languages the word for heart is cor, core, coeur, and that Webster's definitions of the English word "core" include: 1) the inmost part of something and2) the most important part.In the framework of my orientation, this leads me to conclude...http://elizabethhepburn.blogspot.com/2007/01/heart-is-where-home-is.html Be Here Now- January 4, 2007 Be Here NowAs a veteran of six surgeries in four years during a challenging tussle with cancer many years ago, I know from whence I speak when I recently proffered the concept of Surgery as a Rite of Passage. The ritualistic aspects of surgery- being plucked out of our familiar environment, being coerced into ingesting, or being injected with, mind and body-altering substances and not being in control of our current circumstances - are obvious similarities of both 'rites' and the surgery...http://elizabethhepburn.blogspot.com/2007/01/be-here-now.html |