Have A Good Day
Do you remember when everyone said to you, “Have a good day?” In those ancient times, I thought it was a silly thing to say because it was an impossible dream. But no longer. I have a lot of good...
View ArticleDear Readers
It has been a good week. Three colleagues and two friends have just happened to mention how much they enjoyed this blog. There is nothing like feeling appreciated to cheer me up. If you paint, you can...
View ArticleDreams Can Come True
On Monday, a friend called and said, “ Your book, Dreams Can Come True, was on the Today show.” There were several messages from other friends who saw the show. I am always amazed at the powerful...
View ArticleFollowing Instructions
The idea that, Dreams Can Come True, a book I wrote in 1981, inspired a woman who is the new host of the Today Show is fun but not really surprising. Spiritual Laws are always working and everything we...
View ArticlePoco A Poco
I got sober in Mexico many years ago. Although, my Spanish was poor, I listened intently to the proffered wisdom from my peers. There was one man with large handlebar mustaches who used to smile...
View ArticleTreasured Connections
A good friend has been away for three weeks and I was very happy to talk with her this morning. She is a treasure who has been in my life for at least twenty years. A far-away friend is visiting next...
View ArticlePrayer Works Like Magic
MaryLou feels trapped in a low-paying job and asks for prayer treatment. As a part of my prayer, I say, “All things are possible with God. Since God is all powerful and present everywhere, everything...
View ArticleMy Rose Parade Epiphany
I watched the Rose Parade because it reflects the things I love about California – the blend of old and new ways and ideas. Besides all that, the Rose Parade and I have history. I went to the...
View ArticleSkyLark by Carol Carnes – a review
I just read the novel, Skylark written by my friend Carol Carnes and I am delighted and amazed at its depth and power. Creating a first novel worth reading is quite a feat. It is especially difficult...
View ArticleBig City Memories
Thirty-five years ago, I attended Religious Science noon meetings in New York City quite regularly. They were open-agenda, drop-in events. Julia Coleman, who is a student practitioner, and I are now...
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