Mentors Blog - Letters From Dreamers
A Mutant’s Dream
by Jacob A mutant is a new organism that rises up from an alteration in the current one. The word conjures images of long-nailed creatures emerging from green slime, horrid disfigured humans living in the sewage system, shrieking housewives behind their shotgun armed husbands, and, less imaginatively, simply regular people or animals, but with an [...]
[Click to Continue →]Freedom versus Habit
by Norb Yates I never believed that I had real personal freedom. I believed I was limited by outer circumstances, events, people and obligations. My habits and my beliefs set the boundaries of what I could and could not do. Real freedom came from breaking the addiction to my habitual patterns. One particularly powerful response [...]
[Click to Continue →]A Dream of Love
by Jamie Gilroy Last week we took a vacation to Sedona AZ. Not that we really could afford a vacation at this time, but my business is extremely slow and my wife and I were depleted from a VERY long, hard winter, so we needed a break. You could say that our Dream is in [...]
[Click to Continue →]A New Perspective on Home
by Nina Palmierie Where is home, really? What is it that we are we calling home? The place we live we may identify as home. Perhaps we feel at home in our relationship with our mate or our children. All of these are outside securities that make us feel safe. But what really is home? [...]
[Click to Continue →]Loyalty
by Aaron Landman Throughout this teaching, we have all heard the use of the phrase ‘war of beliefs’ in context to our own evolution. The war becomes apparent when we first see how we are using our attention. Whatever gets our attention wins, so we must make conscious choices. I remember a time where every [...]
[Click to Continue →]Time, See What’s Become of Me
by Harold Rice-Erso I recently had the joy of taking my 16 year old son Gabriel to a brilliant performance of “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” – Edward Albee’s intense depiction of the way people live their lives and relationships from the perspective of fear. In this play, we see four individuals blaming each other [...]
[Click to Continue →]The Fighter and The Warrior
by Pradeep Gidwani When we come into this world as humans, we have no idea that life is a struggle. As we grow we learn how to struggle through observation and practice. We learn to be on guard and ready to fight for any reason. Fearing opposition becomes a normal reaction. Defending our beliefs becomes [...]
[Click to Continue →]Service
by Carolyn Duval I can remember the first time I heard someone say that they were in service to the higher good of humanity and it had a tremendous impact on me. There was something grand about how that sounded — something selfless, a taste of sacrifice and giving and piety. It had a spiritual [...]
[Click to Continue →]Attitude
by Karen Harbour We are messengers and constantly communicating our Dream of life. We message with words, actions and attitude. We are messaging others, and most importantly, ourselves. We use these messages to bolster or change how we see our Dream, how we see ourselves fitting into that Dream, and how we want others to [...]
[Click to Continue →]The Final Judgment
by Carolyn Duval Recently I returned to Teotihuacan. Every power journey has brought me new experiences and revelations, but this time I heard Barbara talk about dreams colliding with other dreams as we interact with human beings, and how that challenges us in so many ways. She asked us to notice our feelings of conflict [...]
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