On September 8, 2004, the CBS News magazine 60 Minutes II aired an investigative report that held the potential to be a real bombshell. The report, researched and written by longtime producer Mary Mapes (Cate Blanchett) and presented by veteran anchorman Dan Rather (Robert Redford), purported to reveal evidence proving that President George W. Bush had allegedly shirked his duty during his service as a Texas Air National Guard pilot from 1968 to 1974.
More than anything else, a glimpse of a Timeless Truth is a lot like rounding a bend and suddenly seeing something you know you knew a long, long time ago; like discovering all over again a special place you once loved. You can’t explain it but these out-of-the-blue higher moments seem as much a trusted memory as they do a gateway to a new and exciting understanding.
A self-working man or a woman, the person to whom and in whom the Truth begins to become a living force, cannot have a bad day or a bad relationship. It’s impossible, because everything that happens to that self-working man or woman is used for the purpose it was created…
How clear are we about the motivations driving our actions? Are we sure about the nature of the beliefs we draw upon in creating our reality, or is there some doubt in our minds about the truthfulness of our alleged intents? Getting a handle on the level of clarity we employ when engaging in these practices may perplex and challenge us, even when our motives supposedly appear patently obvious and purely altruistic. But what if they’re not? Such is the conscious creation quandary dissected in the new docudrama, “The Fifth Estate.”
The feeling of “How Can He Do This To Me?” clouds all other truths. What truths? Learn here…
What does “true-path” mean to you? Are you embodying your truths? Do you hear a nagging voice calling you in another direction, or do you have peace with
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The truth is everything we love will be gone someday. You can’t hold on to anything tight enough to keep it from changing. The painful acting of clawing onto something in an effort not to lose it, in and of itself prevents you from enjoying it.
Join Lisa Hayes on a written journey through the discovery of loss and how to move through it with awareness
It’s been said that, where there’s life, there’s hope, and that’s certainly the case for the beleaguered City of Gotham in this picture, as well as in our own often-troubled world. As long as we never lose sight of that and are willing to become our own Dark Knights, we can hold on to the prospect of bringing it into being for ourselves.
So while it may indeed be possible to search for the gods, will proof of their existence sufficiently satisfy our curiosity about our creators or will it leave us unfulfilled, especially since there’s the possibility of something more profound, and more elusive, than what lies beyond any such “lesser” revelations?
One of the most powerful phrases in human language is “I am here.” It is powerful because it is utterly simple and profoundly true.
Having spent a lot of time in Asia, where the toilet-going experiences are ripe and raw, I have begun to investigate my relationship with toilets here in the US.
I personally know how fear can paralyze and freeze us into place. Afraid to think, move, love, speak and step forward in faith. Oh yes I know it all too…
Listen to Possibility 101 with Shasta Townsend as she chats with Gangaji on her new book Hidden Treasure: Uncovering the Truth in Your Life Story in which Gangaji guides us through a series of inquiries to uncover the deepest truth of ourselves…
The world is in turmoil. There is no denying it, no stuffing it under the bed and pretending it doesn’t exist. It’s time to face reality. People are starving, countries…
The simplicity of misused words is the difference between a relationship make up or break up. A good friend is can be judged simply on how they use or withhold their words.
As we go through our spiritual journey, learning what it truth and what is an illusion can be one of the most difficult passages to make. It seems just when we think we have it all figured out, something will happen, we will read something new, or listen to someone else’s opinion on what is reality.
“Fair Game” (2010). Cast: Naomi Watts, Sean Penn, Noah Emmerich, Michael Kelly, David Andrews, Bruce McGill, Liraz Charhi, Khaled Nabawy, Adam LeFevre, Sam Shepard, Polly Holliday. Director: Doug Liman. Screenplay:…
I was talking recently to my lovely Yoga teacher training group about the practice of Satya. Most teachers translate Satya as truthfulness and advise people not to lie – which…
Littluns don’t have to think about what truth is. To be anything but truthful, just wouldn’t be Littlun. Littluns are pure of thought and deeds. It just wouldn’t occur to…
We often go about life forgeting its true purpose. We become attached to outcomes, positive or negative. We search outside ourselves for direction, sometimes through the opinions of others and…
When we really find out the truth about life about who we are, we will find ourselves in a state of uncontrollable laughter. We will look at what we believed…