Friday, May 05, 2006

... a quick message ...



For those of you whom have become faithful readers of this work in progress, I say thank you! In light of this, to save any inconvenience that may occur on your part as a result of daily check-ins, I would just like to inform all of you whom this applies that there may be a short lapse in time before there will be any new postings added to this site. This is a result of having to take a wee bit of time to complete some other important projects that are in need of attention. My hope is that within a week or so, all will be back to normal .... sorry for any inconvenience this may bring about - thank you for your consideration in this regard!! Please feel free to continue to browse at your leisure and be sure to pass along to anyone you feel may receive some benefit from the readings ... May each of your days be filled with the opportunities to experience growth; the patience to allow for what may first appear as unneeded interruptions; and the openness to know the divinity that flows through all things .... blessings - apachebluemoon

Tuesday, April 25, 2006

... thank you ...

This message being sent is one from the deepest part of my heart and soul to all of you whom have taken a moment out to truly share with the universe your voice of truth; your testimonial. I cannot express to those of you whom have written words from your heart and to those whom are still in the process .... thank you, thank you, thank you!! For it is within the sharing that a healing can take place ... I am so completely grateful for this life, this space and for all of you whom have graced my spirit with the presence of your being - I have been blessed by each of you in the welcoming into your sacred spaces ... for this alone I will hold deeply in my heart a love and blessing complete for a life of pure truth, love, light , peace and abundance of all things divine .... thank you! May you all walk gently in the magnificence of this love ..... cathy

... a little Hindu wisdom for the soul ...


As quoted in the Bhagavad Gita (6:8-9) ..."They are completely fulfilled by spiritual wisdom and Self-realization - Having conquered their senses, they have climbed to the summit of human consciousness. To such people a clod of dirt, a stone and gold are the same. They are equally disposed to family, enemies, and friends, to those who support them and those who are hostile, to the good and to the evil alike. Because they are impartial, they rise to great heights ..."
... may we all rise to the heights from which our spirits need to fly ... apachebluemoon

...buddha laugh ...

The Buddha believes - "when you realize how perfect everything is you will tilt your head back and laugh at the sky ..."
"We don't laugh because we're happy, we're happy because we laugh." - as written by William James

For many reasons, I will always remain grateful for having met a beautiful person and teacher named Jackie. It was back in the days that I attended her Pranic Healing teachings that I was first introduced to the "Buddha laugh" and its meaningful purpose regarding the world of energy. To those of you whom are not familar with this concept, let me assure you it is definitely worth the effort in trying. What is required is simply this: stand with your head tilted back, tongue out in front of you, hands by your side or whatever is comfortable. Once this is done and you are in position, you simply begin to laugh out loud .... right from the very core of your belly! Sound crazy, absolutely but well worth the experience. Although in the beginning you may be forcing the laugh, you will soon be laughing on your own - it does not take much time for this occurance. The benefit of this exercise is plentiful. Not only does it aid in the release of pent up energy - it fills the being with an overwhelming sense of joy and peace! Something to try with a few friends or better yet a room full of strangers. It is almost certain that once the buddha leaves his mark - ease and contentment will follow ..... hears to wishing all of you a day filled with laughter - apachebluemoon

Sunday, April 23, 2006

.. success is much closer than you think ...

Today's post is a writing from the "Daily Guru" site regarding the idea of success and where to find it. People seem to have many different ideas as to the meaning of success as it relates to them personally. To some, success is measured by the amount one has financially attained while others equate success with the completion of tasks and or goals.
My personal thought regarding success comes more from an inner feeling versus outside criteria. This is how I've been guided from spirit to know just where to place my energies and in what projects are worthy of my serving in that given moment. This requires an abundance of trust in higher wisdom as there are times along this path that one may not truly see the higher purpose or measure of success. The whole idea of surrendering to this knowing has always provided me with the personal attainment of what my heart equates to success. In order to function in this capacity it is necessary to have "full belief" in the universal laws and "self"! When I find myself in a state of awe and peace, I am certain of the success that is;
... may each of you connect with the inner courage it takes to realize the depth of your success just waiting to be transformed... apachebluemoon
"Every situation, properly perceived, becomes an opportunity - you must act on them though to be successful. Distant pastures always appear greener than those at close hand but real opportunities are right where you are. You must simply take advantage of them when they appear. You can start where you are at any time. Success is all around you. It is not in your environment, its not in luck or chance or in the help of others. Success is in yourself alone. You don't need more strength or more ability or greater opportunity. What you need is to use what you have. Learn to seize good fortune, for it is always around you. You must go to success, it doesn't come to you. Open your own doors to opportunity". - Max Steingart