Close your eyes. Imagine standing on the ground with your left and right hands on the sides of the ladder. Place your left foot on the first rung and push it down. As your hands allow the ladder to slide through, a new rung comes into your imagination’s view. Now, place your right foot on …
Author Archives: Kumi
Starving
You can starve in the safety of your own home. Don’t mess with things that feed your fears. Find what you need to consume that brings wholesomeness and contentment to your life. Discover those morsels that put your insecurities and fears to sleep and let you burst forth with joy and understanding. How? Try something, …
Picking Up the Pieces
The ‘Infinite’ . . . It’s not a learning experience. Reading a book, viewing a blog, hearing some message, picking up another piece of the puzzle – won’t bring you closer to it. The discovery of the Infinite is not a task that you accomplish. Finding more pieces does nothing but complicate the issue. Words …
‘Soul’dier
All the great things you will ever do are done first . . . in the spiritual principle embodied in every human being.
A Slice of Life
It’s not so much what is in your life . . . it’s how you feel about what is there.
Different Level
What do you deserve today? Go for the Magic. Accept nothing less.
Abundantly Filled
Silent. Usually deemed inappropriate because of its depth of being so misunderstood. Maybe thought of as too healthy, too provocative, too much of a fantasy. Similar to a box from Ikea in that once you are there and the box is opened you still have no idea what to do? Its greatest quality is bringing …
Thoughts We Will Never Have
Scenes we will never see. Emotions that will remain unexperienced. Ingenious answers that will remain hidden. Places we will never visit. Ideas that will never materialize. Situations we’ll never encounter. To live in a creation of only mistakes. To follow through with all of our abandoned interests. To sense a flavor pendulum. Play with a …
A Proper Vacation
Someone gets the idea of experiencing a brighter future, so a two-week vacation is taken. Upon their return they realize the vacation had its good points; a couple of memories, pictures, food . . . but it brought about no life-soothing peace. Vacations seem to be considered and used as times to get away from …
Uncertain Routes
There is a destination, but no way there. Obstacles, hold-ups, hesitations. “Sorry, you can’t get there from here.” Convictions about how to do things create prisons. Get behind those iron bars! Oh, you’re already there. Freedom causes you to be lost. Wander . . .
The Infinite 