An excerpt from Show Me: Why is it We Dislike Talking about Self-Love?

WE DON'T TALK about self-love because it can sometimes remind us of pain and suffering. Pain comes from many memories of deep wounds that extend from this lifetime or many lifetimes. These wounds have been caused by our perceptions of our actions, thoughts, or words, which are compounded by what we have been taught about what is right or wrong, good or bad.

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In this edited excerpt from her book Megan Carnarius advocates for a new perspective of Alzheimer's disease and finds something positive in the diagnosis for both the patient and their loved ones.
 

THE ALZHEIMER'S JOURNEY renders the person unable to communicate their internal experience; it is viewed as wasted time-indeed, to all outward appearances, Alzheimer's seems to consist of accumulating losses and the inability to function in line with "normal" realities.

    But what if this is a rich, deeply meaningful period in the person's life and their understanding of their innermost aspect of themselves?

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MANY OF US have heard the idea that forgiveness sets us free. If you are anything like me then your next question might be, "OK. But how?"

Years ago I was introduced to an ancient Hawaiian prayer practice of reconciliation and healing, called Ho'oponopono. Since the practice was rooted in Love, which I believe is the primary healing force in this great Universe, I decided to give it a try.

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IN THIS TIME of demanding human experience, turmoil and chaos on the global scene, and imbalance in our everyday life, it is natural to seek some relief from all these imposing pressures. Little did I know that balance, harmony, and peacefulness could come from sitting still and meditating with Fulfillment Meditation. This fall the founder of Fulfillment Meditation will be in the Twin Cities to offer you this same opportunity for peace.

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