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The Master Reflection

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It’s always around — at home, in cars, businesses, hotels, and other places you might not think about. 

It’s a servant of sorts that reveals you with dead on accuracy. It’s always ready to serve you no matter how you look or feel or who you are or what you have or haven’t done or plan to do. Refuse it if you wish, but you can neither change nor intrude upon what it shows.

The item in question is a mirror.

As common as it might be, it is the only way you can view yourself as others view you. … Read the rest “The Master Reflection”

An Unprecedented Happening

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Yes, what I am about to describe to you has never happened before.

I am writing this at 3 A.M. on Wednesday. My latest column about timing was posted early yesterday and by late afternoon I had already received a note from a reader in Arizona who told me how much she enjoyed reading the column. 

Fast forward to a few minutes ago deep in the middle of the night when my sub-conscience confirmed that yes, it was a good column except I hadn’t gone far enough. That is, as soon as one recognizes that the time is right, it’s … Read the rest “An Unprecedented Happening”

Gathering The Stars Of A Lifetime

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Although the details have long ago disappeared in the mist of time, I clearly remember a very large painting hanging in a museum in Europe.

Against a dark blue and star filled sky was a youthful lady with long and beautiful hair. She was wearing a flowing gown. Her right arm was outstretched with fingers ready to pluck one of the stars from the sky while her left hand gripped a wicker basket that already contained two of them.

I could only wonder what caused the artist to create such an image. That’s when I added my imagination to the … Read the rest “Gathering The Stars Of A Lifetime”

The Retirement Myth

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What you are about to read might sound like a game but it isn’t. Instead, it’s a simple concept that could change your life, yet has never been explained before.

If you are sitting, stand, twist yourself to the left, and raise your extended left arm to about head high. Now move it slowly from the left around toward the center in front of you, then to the right as far as you can twist yourself.

You have just drawn an imaginary line from the point on your left that represents when you were born to the point on your … Read the rest “The Retirement Myth”