Davidya’s last blog post..The Push

But as they say, home is where the heart is. And the real home is not ‘out there’. We find that within, then find it without. Then everywhere is home.

Curiously, I intend to blog on a related subject, called ‘the push’. A little later…

Mark Krusen’s last blog post..Justa reflecting on some things.

I live on the SW coast of Canada. Its a temperate rain forest, so people consider the area as “rains too much” or “paradise”. The dogma here tends to the other end of the scale. Back east, they call us ‘lotusland’. The question that might come up in my mind is “Who can afford to live here?” But they tell us internationally, its still cheap. hmmm

Davidya’s last blog post..The Electric Sun

As for Byron Katie and the Sedona Method, there is definitely a relationship. They both help to unblock or even undo the whole mental/emotional field. They are both great methods for getting the psycho-physical energy flowing again. Katie works with thoughts and beliefs, the Sedona Method with feelings (at least initially), but in my experience, they accomplish the same thing in a very similar way. As a matter of fact, when the creator of the Sedona Method, Lester Levenson, died, Byron Katie called the Sedona Method office to see about becoming the public figure for the Sedona Method. So, I’m guessing Katie would say there is a relationship.

As for the New Yorker’s map: I LOVED it. It started as a cover of the New Yorker, if memory serves. No offense, but it was an extremely accurate portrayal of most of my New York friends over the years. Not much past the Hudson River, is there? Oh, you just gotta love it!!

I have a very distant cousin that lives in Springfield. I have driven through there several times going from Arkansas to other places.

I am sure you have reasons for staying where you don’t want to be. What I discovered after 5 moves in 5 years with Kennett being the 3rd move during that time period is that wherever we moved, and I am including my husband in this statement, we always took us with us on each move. He had his reasons and I had mine. The problem was with us, not the places we lived. I got into a recovery program in Adult Children of Alcoholics and then later in Al-Anon and discovered that I was my own main problem. According to my husband, I am his too. I didn’t get happy, at least part of the time, until I started liking me.

I came to visit after reading yours and Corinne’s comments on her blog. Like Corinne, I will stay and read more. I have met so many wonderful people in this way.

If you will notice under the name of my blog there is a subsentence that reads -

The house, portfolio, Mercedes and the 2.5 kids have been attained – and the question being asked now is, “IS THAT ALL THERE IS?”

So, obviously, I agree with your friend.

Could not sleep last night so I read your entire blog and looked at the videos.

- and subscribed to it. Will be following your excellent articles closely. You have much to contribute.

When I first started reading your latest article about where was Missouri, I remembered a map that was published a few years ago.

It was called “A New Yorker’s map of the United States.”

The map showed New York connected to Chicago to Miami to Los Angeles and Texas. Nothing else.

As a former New Yorker transplanted to Chicago, I can relate to that!

Bu the end of the article, I was thinking of a book called,
“Wherever You Go, There You Are.”

Hope you are enjoying the local football games.