by Gayle | Feb 3, 2014 | Articles
Sometimes when I am in conversation with others about the 5th stage of learning(*), embodiment, a response includes the description of some form of bodywork or somatic practice. The bodywork or practice could be yoga or Tai Chi or even a service (acupuncture, massage,...
by Gayle | Jan 28, 2014 | Articles
Are you in touch with the deep vein of “money shame”? I wonder… In a silent meditation retreat over New Year’s I discovered the deep vein of shame that lives in all of us. I say all of us because shame is inherent in our forefathers and foremothers who came to North...
by Gayle | Jan 21, 2014 | 5-Minute Try It
Minute one: Set an intention to respond authentically, spontaneously, nakedly – closing the gap between inspiration and action. Minute two: Sense your body – kinesthetically – follow the impulse to move – either your entire body or a body part...
by Gayle | Jan 20, 2014 | Articles
What can we learn from MLK about wealth and what matters most? I wonder… In celebration of Martin Luther King and human rights, I offer a simple question for contemplation today and always. How can we all benefit from a rich life? What is my unique work in the world...
by Gayle | Jan 13, 2014 | Articles
Do you have money saving, investing and giving targets? I wonder… Perhaps this wonder question is a twist on New Year’s resolutions; but that is not the intention is the exploration. Rather, I am curious about the next phase of healthy financial behavior – after debt...
