Those experiencing intense personal and spiritual transformation often find themselves wrought with fear, doubt, and resistance. Why? Because life is filled with uncertainty and that’s how we humans respond to uncertainty. It’s that simple. Relying on intuition and faith can help one navigate uncertainty and engage more fully with the transformational journey. When humans undergo …
Yes, I’m accepting new clients! After five years working at Southwestern College here in Santa Fe, I’ve decided to focus on my private practice and completing a PhD in higher education that I’ve been working on for quite a while. Whether you are looking for a a long-term coaching relationship or a one-time Intuitive Reading or …
This post was first published on the blog for Southwestern College. Life evolves. My 3rd Act is here at Southwestern College – first in Admissions and now as Director of Student Services. My 1st act was also in higher education – as a Residence Hall Director, Director of Student Support Services, and then as a Doctoral student. …
I’d been exploring the intersection of Stephen Cope’s book The Great Work of Your Life: A Guide for the Journey to Your True Calling, and Martin E. P. Seligman’s book Flourish: A Visionary New Understanding of Happiness and Well-Being in relation to a blog series when this photo quote by Brené Brown came across my Facebook feed. I think she hit …
The Way Through: Relying on Intuition and Faith In The Great Work of Your Life, Stephen Cope describes the way he has come to see intuition at work as we navigate decisions at midlife. He describes an 8-step process that is co-creative; it includes both our intellect and our intuition, both our humanity and our divinity. …
The Terrain: Navigating the Transition Midlife is a time of transition; a time when we are asked to put our mind in service to our heart. It’s a time to serve ourselves and the world by embracing what is ours to do, and stepping onto our dharma path. This type of transition is particularly challenging …
Living Your Dharma As spirituality goes mainstream, there is much talk about “living your dharma”. But what does that really mean? René Guénon, in Introduction to the Study of Hindu Doctrines defines dharma as “the essential nature of a being, comprising the sum of its particular qualities or characteristics, and determining, by virtue of the tendencies or …
Here I am, at midlife. My life doesn’t look or feel anything like I imagined it would. Instead of a life focused on my ego/personality’s desires (career, travel, money, etc.), I am living a deeply personal journey of the soul. For example, rather than being a high-level college administrator earning a healthy salary with benefits …
