Whew! What a workout! Drenched after a very active hour-long session, exhausted, and yet feeling really, really good.
Whether you spend most of your days behind a desk and evenings lounging on a couch in front of the TV…or you’re dealing with way too much stress and drama….or you’re feeling dulled by depression, it helps to [...]
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Though it’s usually the most recent posts at The Spiritual Eclectic that get attention, plus the perennial astrology favorites on Vertex conjunctions, occasionally some of the older posts of the 1600+ here suddenly become popular or timely again.
Here are the fastest rising older posts, in ascending order of popularity:
Badami Cave Temple Columns, photo by Mukul Banerjee; creative commons license.
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If the body is a temple, then we need to be aware of when we’ve let it fall into disrepair. Nothing makes its normal upkeep more difficult than lack of sleep.
For [...]
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The crescent path into the “fairy garden”– my special place to hide from all the talk of oil spills, methane gas, and the apocalypse du jour. Photo copyright by Lorna Tedder; all rights reserved.
Today, I read with confusion that the rain that fell here on the Gulf Coast yesterday was black with oil and that I’m [...]
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Chasing rainbows with my mom and daughter. The view from the backseat of my car.
I had my first shaman-led chakra clearing last week!
As part of my spiritual “continuing education,” I like to try new techniques and tools when the opportunity arises. Sometimes, I’ve done them before. Sometimes, it’s something new I’ve heard of and want [...]
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A bluebird and mate (inside the box) at the lake near my home. Photo copyright by Lorna Tedder; all rights reserved.
If we get what we focus on, then it’s time to refocus on some our projects and activities, isn’t it?
I closed down a new project I’d barely started. I’d paid the fees, written the material, [...]
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An ambitious little bluebird at the lake near my home. Photo copyright by Lorna Tedder; all rights reserved.
One of the hardest things for me to do, up until recently, was to relax and enjoy the moment–something that greatly hindered my happiness quotient.
Sure, I would see all the beauty around me, but instead of enjoying it, [...]
Photos here used with permission from Gregg Hall and True Reporting on Gulf Oil Spill. Photos show oil on the white beaches in nearby Pensacola, Florida (currently being covered up–WTF?–by yellow sand brought in) and the notice given out by the local National Park Service, even though the health advisory signs have been covered over [...]
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Yoga pose, Prayer Squat, with legs together. Photo copyright by myyogaonline; creative commons license.
Don’t you love how an unlikely conversation can be enlightening? While chatting with 4 acquaintances outside a bookstore—a happenstance meeting—the conversation turned from spirituality to Law of Attraction to … shhhhhh… urinary incontinence in women and occasionally in children. I guess I’m [...]
