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Making me squirm

Posted on March 21, 2013 by kdivasilver

SYNCHRONICITY: Shortly after I published this, I came across this quote: Sure sign of spiritual growth: When you start to feel out of place, you reconnect to your inner world. Oh, yeah. I had a realization the other night in … Continue reading →

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What happens is your answer

Posted on December 28, 2012 by kdivasilver

Julie at A Clear Sign wrote a blog this week around this saying. What happens is your answer. And I’m still trying to figure that one out. On the surface, it seems simple: What happened is the way it’s supposed … Continue reading →

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Giving up

Posted on September 6, 2011 by kdivasilver

I follow a blog called Advanced Riskology http://advancedriskology.com/the-quest-for-1-debriefing-august-2011/, and its author Tyler issued this challenge: “This month, I want to hear your stories—good or bad—about “giving up.” Have you ever made the tough decision to stop doing something that wasn’t … Continue reading →

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Cracking

Posted on August 23, 2011 by kdivasilver

When you go to the chiropractor, there is usually one option: hands-on spinal manipulation. Well, I was introduced to a machine that does the manipulation (the Pro-Adjuster, for those who care) and liked it because it didn’t entail subjecting myself … Continue reading →

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