There’s an old joke about a guy who lives next to a train track all his life. Every night the B&O comes through at about 2 AM, so loud and close that the floor boards rattle in the guy’s house. Of course, he sleeps through it. Then one night the train breaks down five milesContinue reading “Tuning In/Tuning Out”
Author Archives: David Cady
Abundance, Lack and the Landlady
Updated 11/02/2013 – See below. The Universe is trying to get my attention. It wants me to change my attitude towards abundance. I know this because I am currently at a point where, even though I make a half-decent wage, I do not seem capable of supporting my family and paying all our bills andContinue reading “Abundance, Lack and the Landlady”
The Naughty Corner
Saturday morning and my four-year old son is over excited. “I’m getting carried away,” he says, having heard me say it often enough. He’s jumping on the couch, dragging his little sister around the living room, tossing toys, being outside-loud and brash. No badness, just madness. And all the while we’re admonishing, pleading, reasoning (well,Continue reading “The Naughty Corner”
Info Share: Online Guided Chakra Meditations
Chakra meditation is, for me, one of the staples of spiritual development. Like most things, regular practice makes it easier to clear, cleanse and open the chakras, and promotes harmony within yourself and with the multi-dimensional world around you. Usually I take the D.I.Y. approach, letting the meditation take whatever form and direction that seemContinue reading “Info Share: Online Guided Chakra Meditations”
Doubt Takes a Back Seat
I’m coming up on my first anniversary as a Reiki Master next month. With a houseful of small children, and an overworked, stay-home partner, I’ve had plenty of opportunity to stay in practice, from winding babies to healing backaches to clearing negative or chaotic energy, not to mention self-healing that helps me to be moreContinue reading “Doubt Takes a Back Seat”
Reiki and the Daily Obstacle Course
Some days seem to be laid out in an obstacle course of hassles and distractions. You wake up with a clear idea of the BIG IMPORTANT THING you want to accomplish today, but you can’t find a matching pair of socks. You finally find the car keys under the sofa, but when you start theContinue reading “Reiki and the Daily Obstacle Course”
Everybody’s Right
One day when we were all rather bored in college, somebody came up with the idea of creating stories based on the cover of Cat Steven’s album “Tea for the Tillerman”. I don’t recall what those stories were, as we went around the room. I do recall that, after a quite detailed bit of fiction,Continue reading “Everybody’s Right”
Garnish
“I wouldn’t want to work with my wife in a place where there were a lot of knives”, I said. We all laughed – myself and the Chinese couple working in the kitchen of their restaurant. We knew each other well, so we could joke like that. Plus this was a dream. The woman wasContinue reading “Garnish”
Be More of Who You Are
[object HTMLTextAreaElement] via Be More of Who You Are. Reorganizing for the New Year by changing the site emphasis slightly. This is the new home page.
No Dumping
Emotional baggage is a peculiar thing. It is invisible to the naked eye, but it can feel so heavy when you carry it. I’ve let myself get weighed down under such baggage, and struggled in such a way as to attract attention to my load. And it does attract attention, usually in the form ofContinue reading “No Dumping”
Reiki Flow 