You Are Loved, Lovable and Worthy of Love ©2015 Joan M. Newcomb
I am sitting in a downtown Starbucks. It is not designed to hang out in. It has hard metal seats and tiny row tables. It's across from a city park, where city denizens live.
A woman comes in with a huge stroller and a tiny toddler. Her daughter has a grey T-shirt with a big strawberry on it. She is a bright spark of light amongst beings who have accumulated many shades of gray.
I see a lot of diversity, but not a lot of happiness. There's a lot of pain on the streets outside of Starbucks.
Real World Manifesting ©2015 Joan M. Newcomb
Think about all the things, people, and situations that you've created in your life. Some you can validate that you created - you graduated from high school, you got into college, you chose that (even if it wasn't the college of your choice, you made it happen). If you got married, you chose that (even if you chose to get divorced later - and you chose that, too).
It's harder to validate that you chose being born, and you chose the family that you were born into.
Pure And Simple Happiness ©2015 Joan M. Newcomb
Whole Foods opened it's very first store in Tacoma yesterday and I was unbelievably happy. We've lived here for 18 months and I've been trekking to Seattle almost weekly for my organic fruits and veggies.
I could rave on about the store - it's enormous, it's bigger than the one in Rockville in the DC area where I'd shop when caring for my mom - but it isn't about the store, it's about the feeling.
It was pure and simple, childlike joy.
Values and Worth ©2015 Joan Newcomb
What's most important in life for you? Where do you focus 90% of your attention? What do you spend most of your money on? Do you feel satisfied with your life?
The answer to these questions may - or may *not* give you a clue about your core values.
Effortless Inner Manifesting: Boots ©2015 Joan M. Newcomb
Ten days ago I was in Stockholm, for the first time since 1978. My main focus was to take my Mom's ashes to the house my family lived in back then. I didn't really have any other agenda. It was the last part of a sixteen day trip, four countries, four languages, three currencies.
In the back of my head, though, I thought about Laplander boots.
Reclaim Your Inner Baby ©2015 Joan Newcomb
I was just in the city where I was born, part of a mission to scatter my moms ashes to all the places where she lived.
I was so focused on other things, like my parents and my older brothers living there, that it didn't occur to me that it was my birthplace, until I was on the train to the airport.
Relaxing Into Discomfort (c)2015 Joan M. Newcomb
I'm in Germany, and it's been one roller coaster ride since we got here. There were 32mph winds when we landed (which should have been a clue for the rest of the trip).
We came from Madrid, where it was nearly 80 degrees, and in Germany it was in the 30s. We've been rained on, lightening'd over and pelted with hail pellets. Our artist's apartment in Madrid was warm and inviting. Our flat in Kreuzberg is a flophouse for grunge-rebels.
Madrid is no problema friendly. Germany is nicht so.
This has been a powerful week. We've had the last of 7th Pluto/Uranus Squares, which began in 2012, I've heard that the astrology is similar to 1928-1932 and the late 1960's, but even more powerful. And today was both a New Moon Solar Eclipse *and* the Equinox.
An eclipse has 3x the power of a regular moon, and brings sudden changes, setting in motion a new phase of growth that can last for 6 months to 2 years.
When I go through my Facebook feed, I see loads of people sharing pretty pictures with quotes about how the world is just a dream and how we all need to move out of duality consciousness.
Lovely, right?
So, if all these “awakened” people truly believe what they share, why aren’t they attending Satsang or working with a spiritual guide?






