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The Truth. The Whole Truth. Nothing But The Truth.
I am not about politics. I am about people. Though in the end politics comes down to people. So I guess you could say that I am about the politics of what makes people tick. Particularly what makes us tick so that we can attain and maintain peace and harmony. Continue reading
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Tagged blog, consciousness, ego, election, globe, god, Heal, healing, hope, light, love, philosophy, politics, power, shift, soul, spirituality, sun, truth
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How To Really Fight Fire: Loving The Unlovable
As the world seems to be dragging into ever increasing darkness, With more mass terror, violence, and abject inhumanity unleashed… Naturally our own anger and fears are stirred. We also feel powerless to do anything about it. Continue reading
The Wait is Over!
Here’s a news flash: we in the west don’t like waiting. This because we are taught, or rather imprinted, that waiting is either an unwanted delay, a dodge, a deflection, a distress, certainly dubious, or at the very least a … Continue reading
Viva Geek Power! The Path of Con
My daughter, 14, proudly describes herself as a “geek.”
And last year, along with her brother, 12, they began lobbying hard for my husband and I to take them to ConnectiCon in Hartford, Connecticut.
What is ConnectiCon, you may wonder?
Why it’s the Constitution State’s answer to Comic-Con (the seminal comic book convention incepted in San Diego, CA in 1970). Continue reading
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Tagged anime, comiccon, commander deanna troi, connecticon, connecticut, cosplay, geek, geeks, hartford, kikis delivery service, marina sirtis, my little pony, power, star trek, star wars
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A Perception Injection. Banishing Some of Reality’s Wrinkles
Forget Botox. Here are a few injectable words about perception that I think might make the world more beautiful: Perception is incredibly powerful. Or isn’t it? Is it my perception that perception is powerful, … Continue reading
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Tagged a flood of hope (+ humor), abundance, affirmations, alexandra hope flood, beauty, blog, botox, emotional health, grace, healing, holistic, hope, hopeful, humor, inspiration, perception, philosophy, power, spirituality, story, view, views, wrinkles
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The Power of “No.”
Some dear friends were recently complimenting me on my ability to say “no.”
I was surprised yet pleased, because saying “no” doesn’t come naturally to me. I’ve had to work at it like I’ve had to work on my posture or my penmanship, since saying “yes” is my reflex.
My sister and I have long shared a joke about the a nodding “yes” that almost indiscernibly segues into the gentle “no” — complete with the casual shaking of the head. When we observed people doing the “yyyeahhhhhhhnnnnnoooooo,” it cracked us up because it was so relatable. Neither of us really knew how to say “no.”
For years, I would automatically answer “yes” to invitations — Yo Alix, do you want to go ice fishing at 4 a.m.? (beat) Um, yeah — because I didn’t have the skills or confidence to kindly decline. God forbid I should offend someone. I mean, what if they don’t like me? Everyone has to like me, right? Right?
I would accept jobs, social obligations, or projects that I really wasn’t feeling for one reason or another but felt powerless to refuse. I really love people. I don’t want to let them down. It seemed much easier to let me down than let others down. Continue reading