Crossing My Bridges Blog
INSPIRATIONAL AND MOTIVATIONAL STORIES
TWO FRESH PERSPECTIVES FROM THE DESERT AS AN AGENCY OF CHANGE
The mountains of Utah
HOW DEEP ARE THE CANYONS OF YOUR MIND?
The Canyons of Utah are a gift from God. They teach us from nature about His goodness even in the cataclysmic events of life that change our landscapes forever.
Why Inflexible Doctrine Divides, and how Love can Bind
The golden eagle still sits on the lectern with its outspread wings inviting people to read the instructions to love God and love their neighbor.
BECOME RESILIENT BY REFORMING YOUR BELIEF SYSTEMS AND EXPERIENCES
I have given you the key to open the door to new experiences that will build your resilience muscles for when life moves on and the inevitable changes are forced upon us that we have no control over.
FIVE WAYS TO FIND EMOTIONAL PEACE AFTER TRAUMA
Once you have turned the key in the door that unlocks the secrets to your anxiety, unease, and mental health, you will have begun the journey to healing yourself. This may take several years, so have patience with yourself and those who would help you.
Five Things To Do in an Art Gallery to Problem Solve
Art bypasses the cognitive brain and your rational thinking and works in the liminal space between the subconscious, where you are much more likely to access solutions from deep within and your soul and heart center. Here is my list of Five Things to do when visiting an Art Gallery to help you find solutions to problems.
Resources for Healing Spiritual Wounds
. Children are helpless to escape from traumatic or ongoing trauma, developing their own mechanisms, which become a learned behavior in their bodies.
IS THE TREE OF LIFE IN BRAZIL?
Amazon Fores Photo by David Riaño Cortés on Pexels.com In welcoming you to my world this week I want to talk about the country I would most like to visit. I have always wanted to visit Brazil and see the Amazon. I have visited many countries in my lifetime, from the...
The Lochs
It was difficult terrain to reach the last few steps to get level with the bridge to cross over the deep ravine, a reminder that the last stage of life can be the most difficult. This was where William Wordsworth penned “The Highland Maid,” a love poem to a woman he was smitten with in this place.