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Magnifying Your Manifestation Powers Through Purity

Posted in basics, brain training, health and wealth, relationship wealth, removing obstacles, sacred work, saving your soul, simplicity, spiritual tools, wolves and sheep, tagged , , , , on August 21, 2008 | No Comments »

Medicines that are pure are more powerful and act more quickly on the system than those that are impure. In the same way, if you are trying to use the power of consciousness to manifest things in your life, you have to pay attention to purity. This has come to my attention more as I [...]

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Business Marketing Strategies For Down Cycles

Posted in basics, survival, sustainable wealth, tagged , , on August 14, 2008 | No Comments »

When you freelance, you have dizzyingly, busy, periods and frightfully, stagnant, business cycles. After a couple of years of doing this, I realize that there are some months that are very slow. January and August are typically very poor months for freelance writing. The reason for this is because January follows December (when there [...]

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Online Calendar Choices For Scheduling Compassionate Care

Posted in basics, online tools, tagged , , , , , , on August 5, 2008 | No Comments »

Who knew that the little every day errands we take for granted can become a logistical puzzle when it comes time to take care of them for someone else? I have been looking over multiple online calendars trying to find a free calendaring system to help schedule meals, rides, and overnights for my friend who [...]

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We’re A Culture Of Snoops Now

Posted in basics, tagged , , , , on July 28, 2008 | No Comments »

Not that I mind, but I think it’s kind of funny (as well as a bit scary). Yeah, so now if we’re trying to figure out what someone else is up to, you can check them out on some social networking site like MySpace or Facebook. I’ll even go so far as to admit that [...]

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What Wal-Mart Does Right

Posted in basics, frugality, tagged , , on July 23, 2008 | 3 Comments »

I’m pretty sick of green groups singling out Wal-Mart like the poster child of big, bad, corporate, exploitation bullies. Green people for years talked about the big consumerism and Wal-Mart monster that appealed to that mass consumerism and a throw-away society. Liberal people snub Wal-Mart for its employment practices. Wealthy people snub Wal-Mart because they’d [...]

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Our Busy Lives…

Posted in basics, friendship, tagged , , on March 1, 2008 | No Comments »

So, here I am. I’m taking a full load in my Master’s program, working at home as a single mother, and now trying to figure out how much I can give to helping my friend who has the brain tumor. February was a complete blur. I notice that other people too have very busy lives [...]

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