Posted on May 14, 2009 by kimalakohime
I woke up this morning with a Beatles song in my head… the lyrics repeating themselves over and over “Nothing’s gonna change my world… Nothing’s gonna change my world.” and I thought to myself… WAIT! That isn’t the right mantra to have in my head – no matter what world I’m living [...]
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Posted on January 2, 2009 by kimalakohime
By some small miracle, everyone in our house was quiet long enough to enjoy this news clip tonight from CBS. I just love it. I had to find it and surprisingly enough (or not so surprisingly) my kids remembered the name of the news segment: Assignment America.
Take a look and tell me [...]
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Posted on December 21, 2008 by kimalakohime
We are never broken. In the end only kindness matters. Good prevails. Light illuminates the darkness.
These days we seem to be surrounded by dark spirits who are lurking, waiting. Let your soul breathe deeply. Soak up all that is good. There are so [...]
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Posted on December 16, 2008 by kimalakohime
Thoughts from my email inbox worth keeping… sometimes BeliefNet.com couldn’t be more on target for things I need to ponder…
I like to walk alone on country paths, rice plants and wild grasses on both sides, putting each foot down on the earth in mindfulness, knowing that I walk on the wondrous earth. In such moments, [...]
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Posted on August 9, 2008 by kimalakohime
My family recorded the opening ceremonies of the 2008 Olympics because I was just enroute home when it was happening. I got home in time to watch all the teams enter the stadium – but not see the tremendous performances. Watching it this morning, I am in awe. I know some of [...]
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