CrazyLemon

I have been fortunate in my life to have achieved my childhood dreams and to have helped so many achieve theirs.  I am grateful for all the ways these dreams were fulfilled and the ways in which they have given me a strength of character and an integrity of understanding in what it takes to realize a dream personally and collectively. I know how important dreams are to making significant shifts in society.  Dreams build a foundation of honesty and integrity opening up the imagination of possibility to deliver magnificent experiences and occurrences beyond anything expected. One of the great inspirations in my life is Martin Luther King Jr. and the principles of Love in action that his life represents.  With a dream of peace on earth and the pursuit of the truth that all men are created equal.  Every day represents a new day to rocket into the spirit of Love and birth of a new vision... A vision where every child is fed -- Where we take responsibility for...

AT the turn of time by the light of the spirit of the world in the river of earthly beings The darkness of the night He finished his domain The clarity of daylight Shone in human souls; light which heats The poor hearts of the shepherds light that illuminates The wise heads of kings divine Light Christ-sun heats Our hearts; illuminates our leaders them to become good that which want to conduct directed to a clear and firm goal speak of the same fact the divine friendship -- from Rudolph Steiner's Calendar of the Soul (check out a past post on Steiner here .) The conversation with anima.soul continues in Italian… (I'm working with Italia for an upcoming project set in Florence) parlano dello stesso fatto l'amicizia divina l'amicizia divina cio che vogliamo condurre diretto ad una chiara e certa meta speak of the same fact the divine friendship what you want to conduct directed to a clear and firm goal Let's direct our hearts toward a firm and clear goal and act with ...

Life is what you make it.  Choose to see everything differently. "Veni, vidi, vici" I came, I saw, I conquered. is a Latin sentence reportedly written by Julius Caesar in 47 BC as a comment on his short war with Pharnaces II of Pontus in the city of Zela (currently known as Zile, in Turkey). I like that Caesar felt so positive about a tiny war that he could so perfunctorily and succinctly sum it up with three short words. It is referenced in the 1940s song " These Foolish Things (Remind Me of You) " sung so beautifully above by Ella Fitzgerald and from the title song of my favorite musical based on a book MAME ("You came, you saw, you conquered") and absolutely nothing is the same - written by the fabulous Jerry Herman.

Relationships are all about believing in each other to experience the innocence of the other so we can relate to what is inside of our self coming to acceptance of the wholeness of the entirety that is the pattern of humanity.

If the most successful, brightest, and iconic people on the planet feel a sense of "I'm not good enough" it is absolutely something that is common to the human condition. Just by hearing this statement come up you know you are in the presence of the best welcome invitation you will ever receive to join the "I'm human" party. Don't use this voice to separate you out. This voice is merely a conditioning virus, don't let this thought become a belief. Start conditioning yourself to say "I hear you. It's not true" and take action through the falsehood into the other side of the thought. The effort into full connection with the larger body of energy that is loving is in hearing that human expression of doubt that comes up, acknowledging it and then showcasing the discipline to take the most loving action possible, just that next step in your knowing that whatever it is that is necessary to be done on your behalf... you will do. You will merel...

Enjoy a couple of Past July 4th posts! Let Freedom Ring! http://alwaysalice.blogspot.com/2008/07/let-freedom-ring.html I Love Independence Day http://alwaysalice.blogspot.com/2011/07/i-love-independence-day.html