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The Bliss Blog
The Quality of Our Thoughts
By
Edie Weinstein, MSW, LSW
This morning at dark o’ clock; 4-something, I woke with the message from the Divine that I need to be in charge of the content and quality of my thoughts in order to see the highest yield. Nothing new in that statement, but it landed with an impact that stunned me. Although most people would…
I Yam What I Yam
By
Edie Weinstein, MSW, LSW
A few days ago, my 24 year old son asked me a question that had me smiling broadly. “Do you think Grandpop would have made a good Popeye?” He had been watching the Robin Williams movie and in his mind, this image of his gravelly voiced grandfather who had died nearly 4 years ago was…
Comfort Zone
By
Edie Weinstein, MSW, LSW
What is your comfort zone? Is it the area that is only at arm’s length or does it stretch waaaayyyy beyond that? For so many, it is only as far as they can see with their ocular senses. For this ‘opti-mystic’ who views life through the eyes of possibility, it is nearly boundless. I…
Color Outside the Lines
By
Edie Weinstein, MSW, LSW
Have you ever felt like a crayon that didn’t quite fit in to the Crayola box, no matter how much you wanted to? Your unique color and flavor seemed weird instead. As a child with glasses, asthma and foot issues that required clunky, red orthopedic shoes, I had often felt like a differently colored crayon,…
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