Courage by Sara Stewart, Spirit Writer Thinking back on my life, it seems that courage has been an ongoing theme throughout my life. When I was young, I didn’t know that it was courage that was carrying me through to the next phase of my life. Failure to thrive, abuse, losing my position as the baby, the death of a parent, alcoholism, moving to a new town in a new state where I didn’t know anyone- I could probably add more, but these are the ones that stand out as moving on f

"HUMILITY ' by Beverly Floro, Spirit Writer When I think of humility, I remember a poem I wrote many years ago. So long ago, it was typed on a regular typewriter before the advent of word processors or computers. I titled it “Humility”. Humility Coming down is easier. Above the sweating toilers fast you fly With head and eyes held high. And smiling for the ones who strain and stumble. And is that smile a sneer, a jeer? Remember now not far There will be another hill for you t

"Courage at 200: Where the Real Story Begins" By someone who's spending $300 to make $100— and calling it spiritual growth By Lee Haponski (and ChatGPT) If you’ve studied David Hawkins’ Map of Consciousness, you’ll know that Courage is the turning point—the great cosmic pivot—where things start getting interesting.  Below 200? We’re stuck in the sludge: guilt, fear, apathy, pride, the DMV.  But hit 200—boom—you enter the land of true power.  Not egoic, muscle-flexing, “I’m go

...While Winter is a time to rest, to sleep, to mesh with warm blankets and hot baths, the other months carry different transitions.   For years, the spring has been my go-to month. Spring is about dreams and fields of flowers showing their new faces. About excitement. About crisp mornings and warm, not toasty afternoons. The snow melts off the mountains, and the creeks blast cold, clear water. Spring shows hope and potential. It is the month of my birthday, I love March.   S