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Super Bowl Sunday brought the flight of the SEAHAWKS in a masterful victory.  Sending out Brand love to Duracell for the use of TRUST YOUR POWER in their campaign with Seattle Seahawks Derrick Coleman ,  the first legally deaf NFL football player to enter the sacred grounds of sports - Super Bowl Sunday. "They told me it couldn't be done..." No surprise this production came from the great minds working at Saatchi & Saatchi.  We have been working to integrate their  LoveMarks, the future beyond brands, ideology into creating content since its inception.  Great work to the creative team on this effort.  The Duracell: Trust Your Power AD is an excellent example of infusing inspiration and love into the larger canvass of what it takes to turn within for all the answers you will ever need to light the way ahead. Love the use of parable incorporating the long twists and turns of the hero's journey lending its brush along the road to that championship s...

The way is simple.   There is a child’s wonder in recognizing the deeper truth, and that comes forward in Mr. Solomon's work.  With its joyful sharing, I hope Finding Joe will represent a spark to ignite a generation unfamiliar with Joseph Campbell to learn more about his teachings.  We are huge Joseph Campbell fans... read the review on Finding Joe, here. #LoveLand101

In dropping deeply into the heart of the matter - this quote- provided by Keith Hillyer is a gift in sharing for all of us... "There are many people who think they want to be Matadors, only to find themselves in the ring with 2000 pounds of bull bearing bearing down on them, and then discover that what they really wanted was to wear tight pants and hear the crowd roar." Terry Pearce From The Radical Leap: Re-Energized by Steve Faber Let's allow the deepest expression of heart, passion, message lead the way to the miraculous for 2014. Clarity of intention will yield the most beautiful result. #LoveLand101

... I say to you, "I love you. I would rather die than hate you." And I'm foolish enough to believe that through the power of this love somewhere, men of the most recalcitrant bent will be transformed. And then we will be in God's kingdom. We will be able to matriculate into the university of eternal life because we had the power to love our enemies, to bless those persons that cursed us, to even decide to be good to those persons who hated us, and we even prayed for those persons who despitefully used us. Oh God, help us in our lives and in all of our attitudes, to work out this controlling force of love, this controlling power that can solve every problem that we confront in all areas. Oh, we talk about politics; we talk about the problems facing our atomic civilization. Grant that all men will come together and discover that as we solve the crisis and solve these problems "the international problems, the problems of atomic energy, the problems of nuclear ener...

This wonderful world we live in where everything unfolds and is understood for the sacredness of its essence swirling before us is the work of faith in compassionate positioning where we trust the perfection of the divine plan for our lives.   What a Wonderful World written by Bob Thiele and George David Weiss and performed originally by Louis Armstrong, shares the joy of natures constant motion perfect stillness and the beauty of a way of being. I see skies of blue, And clouds of white. The bright blessed day, The dark sacred night. And I think to myself, What a wonderful world. Flood your vision with love creating a vision of the world that explodes with radiance, like the light in the trees, glowing with compassion.  This is what compassionate positioning means.  You make a choice to create a stance in the world where you are able to be in a space of compassion and Love and look into the eyes of those who are suffering and feel their suffering without losing your cent...

“A wise old Owl sat on an oak, The more he saw the less he spoke, The less he spoke the more he heard, Why aren't we all a bit more like that wise old bird?” In the preface to Emanuel Swedenborg ’s Divine Love and Wisdom the Latin Translator of the text talks about the sketch of a Roman Garden that adorned the title page of each of Swedenborg’s books under the phrase Cura Et Labore "with care and work." The image of a beautiful garden with a cherub like Angel watering the plants tending to the well loved garden's growth and harmony strikes to the core of any process.  It is a reminder of the wisdom and grace that exists when discipline is applied to commitment in realizing the fruits of our labor. It represents the opportunity for us to make manifest the joys of a life fully lived in divine Love. When we enrich each moment with care and work, making conscious choices. Free of the energies that keep us bound. We allow nature to take its course in harmony without callin...