The Spirited Soul Maggie Begley ~ One Small Soul's Energetic Ramblings In A Big-Spirited World ~ Here To Cheer You On

Reading Dr. Metz' work on Fundamental Field Theory and Therapy is soothing and healing in, and of, itself. Thanks for a look into how the Spirited Soul remains so spirited! michael j

Dear Christina, You are so impassioned, perceptive, eloquent and smart! I value your input and am glad you shared it here. All of you commenters have really added to the depth and breadth of this topic. Thank you. Bottom Line = Love

In modern business it isn't the crook that is to become feared most, it's the honest man who doesn't determine what he is doing. In the commercial world, everyone is paid in 2 coins: cash and experience. Make experience first; the amount of money should come later.

This is a great portrayal for me that in life, as with looking through a lens, a different point of view can make all the difference in the world. Great post, Maggie.

[...] view, no matter the medium. I have made a few slide shows in my life, a couple for this blog 1 and 2. As short and simple as they were, putting them together brought this point home. Obviously I am [...]

I love this post! Your ailsyans of why humans endure more stress than animals is fascinating, and when applied to my own life, seems incredibly accurate. And I completely agree, we do need to just ‘chill out’ and relax!And yet, in typical Stanford behavior, all people can do is to start a new club:

Blogging keeps me sane. Keep up all the work. I too love to blog. I found this one to be very iimfroatnve

Yes Amy!! Thank you & Happy New Year to you! :) "LOVE!"...Pass it on...

Phew! There's a lot here, Maggie. I was raised Anglican and, like you, have enjoyed a global familiarity that says "family" - if one wants to connect. My work has taken me to so many different locations and there was that spot of home. Religion, however, is struggling. I think it has bogged d

[...] and ‘new-age’ among Christians (as I’ve spoken about in a previous post). I am proud to say that my friends are comprised of about 1/3 Christian, 1/3 agnostic, and 1/3 [...]