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Divine Dance Inspired by Rumi
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debramoffitt
Dance can elevate a soul to the divine. When the Sufi mystic, Rumi walked through the market, he heard the jewelry makers hammering gold. Through the pounding, he heard the voice of God and the rhythmic sounds and energy moved him into a state of divine ecstasy. Rumi, always in love with God and seeing…
Cultivating Self Care
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debramoffitt
In our society we tend to perceive softness and gentleness as being weak. But this is far from reality. As any hiker on a mountain trail knows, a mother bear is gentle and soft with her cubs, but fierce with anyone who may approach. In the same way most any good mother will defend her…
Cooking with Joy
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debramoffitt
In the wonderful book, Like Water for Chocolate, by Laura Esquivel, Tita, a beautiful woman with a great talent for cooking, cooks her heart out while life goes on around her. Because of tradition, as the youngest daughter she must stay home and care for her mother. When her sister marries the man Tita loves,…
Conscious Creating: Expanding the Mind for Intuitive Insights
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debramoffitt
There is only one journey – going inside yourself. – Rainer Maria Rilke The level of mind at which we function can have a huge impact on our lives and on the lives of those around us. Remember Einstein’s comment, “The problems we face cannot be resolved at the same level of mind at which…
Mastering Money as a Spiritual Practice
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debramoffitt
The real measure of your wealth is how much you’d be worth if you lost all your money. In American culture we hold attitudes about money that say money and spirituality are mutually exclusive. “It’s easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to go to…
Celebrating the Body Temple
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debramoffitt
Our bodies are apt to be our autobiographies. ~Frank Gillette Burgess The body is the most incredible instrument. It is self-regulating. There’s no need to ask it to digest the sumptuous meal you just digested. The lungs seek breath of their own accord and the blood flows through the healthy heart at a regular beat.…
Teachings from Trees
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debramoffitt
Trees. We rarely consider them, but without them we’d breathe at lot less easy! They give and give, even when we harm them. They give us oxygen, fruits and nuts. They provide shade to everyone. They open their limbs to birds, frogs and lizards. They never say, “I will give my shade only to those…
Yoga Teachings: Putting Pantanjali into Practice
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debramoffitt
“Yoga is the cessation of agitation of the mind.” – Yoga Sutras of Pantajali The word, yoga, comes from the ancient Indian language, Sanskrit. It literally means “to bind one to” or to yolk someone to something. In the ancient practices the breath binds one to the universal life breath that we all share. Focusing…
Embracing a Rainbow of Colors and Crystals
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debramoffitt
Colors and stones can influence moods and bring healing. A few years ago I awoke to a dream where I saw that wearing an amethyst would be beneficial. Though I lived on the French Riviera where Cartier and Van Clef displayed windows filled with exquisite giant emeralds, rubies and diamonds, I found the necklaces and…
Growing Pains: Maneuvering Change on the Spiritual Path
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debramoffitt
If we’re committed to a spiritual life, it means we’re prepared to grow. But sometimes those around us make other decisions. It may feel that – like a child who outgrows clothes – we expand beyond the people and places that have been familiar and comfortable. This phase of the spiritual journey may challenge us…
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