We’re being blasted over the media about the economic situation.  Abraham-Hicks has some excellent words on this.  I am asked for them so often that I am posting them here.      Economy and the Law Of Attraction Continue reading →

On March 5, 2009, Bob Space, of Manchester Township, N.J., sent nine of his co-workers likely the best e-mail they’ll ever receive on Wednesday morning. It read: “We won the big one.” The group each pitched in $5 for 50 Mega Million lottery tickets, which Space purchased at a gas station during Monday’s snowstorm. One of the tickets turned out to be the golden prize — worth $216 million.   The 10 will split a $216 million annuity or a one-time payout of about $140 million.    “I feel incredibly blessed. I can’t even absorb it,” Space said. He said winnings “take a lot of the stress out of life. Continue reading →

As I work on my website, sometimes I can’t get the text to edit the way I want it.  Maybe I want it to be bold or red and although I highlight the text and click the BOLD button, it doesn’t change.  When that begins happening, I can spend hours trying to make it work like it’s supposed to, or I can remember that my shortest route to remedy is going into the html code and editing the text at the source.   The sooner I remember to go to Source, the quicker I will be on my way to the next step in what I’m doing.  Now if I can just remember that in real life also. Continue reading →

This has been a week of ups and downs for sure.  Friday was the big mailing day for the March Horizons Magazine, then being excited about the Expo of Heart in Fort Lauderdale last Sunday.   Expo of Heart was a whirlwind.  Named by Lifetime Television as America’s No. 1 Psychic, Fort Lauderdale’s own Michelle Whitedove filled all the seats in the largest speaking event with 225+ people. You can read more about her at this post.  Everyone at Conscious Living Partnership did an outstanding job producing the expo and you’ll hear more about it after everyone winds down from the event. Continue reading →

I don’t always notice when I’m getting stressed. But something my brother said made me realize that the more stressed I get, the more controlling I become, and the more I begin to micro manage things around me. Like telling my mailing helpers how to put magazines in an envelope and how to seal it… Usually I’m Mz. Go With The Flow, but when I’m stressed my myth is that I either have to do it myself or I have to supervise every step of it. If you’re one of my buddies, you are laughing hysterically at me just realizing I do this, while you’ve watched it for years. Ok, I laughed, too.
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Here is a  transcript of a psychic reading I did for someone years ago.  Everyone likes to read those.   Names, as usual, have been changed.  Question: I noticed in one of my old issues of Horizons that you are in the directory for mentoring.   Tell me a little about the difference between your mentoring and the readings that you give.  I saw the info on your webpage. Continue reading →

This was a Foodie Quiz I put on my Facebook page and I’ve been having fun with friends with it.  Let me know what your answers are.  Copy the below into an email and replace my answers with yours.  Send it to your friends and to me at horizonsmagazine@gmail.com Continue reading →

I love paying bills online.  It really simplifies the process for me.  I can set myself reminders when payments are due, and schedule payments ahead of time.  Only on the rare occasion do I find myself right up on the due date of paying a bill, when I’d get a late fee if I sent the check online.  Yesterday was one of those days.  I thought I’d be in time, but Wachovia told me I needed a week to get it there.  Phooey!  So I had to call Beall’s and give them my banking information, something I’d just prefer not to do. Continue reading →

My brother lives just outside Greenville, SC in the town he grew up in.  He mentioned to me one day he had recently seen someone in town he’d known as a child.  His memory was of an extremely impoverished family, with the kids going through neighbors’ trash and eating scrap food.  That is something I never saw as a child.  It makes me realize all over again that Jerry and I had such different childhoods.  Continue reading →

Skydiver Survives Fall With Dying Teacher the headline reads.  A few thousand feet from the ground, Daniel Pharr, making his first skydive Saturday, was strapped to his instructor when the other man suffered an apparent heart attack.  “At that point, “Pharr said, “I realized I was just going to have to do what I had to do to get down to the ground and try to help him.”  He made it safely to the ground. Continue reading →