Author Archives: tsandhage

I have not written for a few days because, on Monday, I lost my calm and it has taken me this long to get back to some clarity. I still know I wish to live in an open, generous, loving … Continue reading →

I have decided to start posting more regularly. At first, I thought I will post every day. Maybe I will and maybe I won’t. I know I tend to give myself big assignments and set myself up for feeling like … Continue reading →

For several weeks, I’ve felt lethargic and wondered if I was getting sick. Earlier this week, I spent some time thinking about what I’ve been experiencing. I’m not sick and I don’t really feel tired so I began trying to … Continue reading →

I’ve begun reading “A Course In Miracles.” This is a book created by a person who was channeling a spirit. The spirit was talking to the author and, when the author told her collegue what was happening, they decided to … Continue reading →

This has been an interesting month for me. It started one rainy night when I slipped on a muddy slope and my patella partially subluxated. This has happened many times before but I’m usually up and walking fine within a … Continue reading →

I have put off writing this month until the very last. I’ve had some great ideas but I didn’t put them on the computer right away so I’ve forgotten what they were. That tells me I’m having trouble incorporating them … Continue reading →

We are bombarded with ideas of what is beautiful. There is the phrase, “Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.” I think beauty is everywhere and in everything. I want to see nothing but beauty. This picture is a … Continue reading →

I deal with “awakening” through the work I do. I am a Feldenkrais Practitioner and my job, when I work with someone, is to help them develop more awareness about their body. I can do this work either individually or … Continue reading →

This is a picture of my sister’s truck after an accident a few years ago. She was lucky as she survived but she very easily could have died. I share this picture because it shows the fragility of life. We … Continue reading →