Musings of the Absurdities of Life
There was a moment in time when the world shifted and shuddered as if blasted by a robust icy wind from within its super-heated core; quite a defiant act of nature to say the very least. The trees, plants, animals, insects, and humans going about their daily business and barely paused or felt the micro-second… Continue reading Excerpt from “Risking Truth”
The new beginning roused, as the raveled disentangled. And the gateway to my innocence, filled with childish awe. I embraced my primitive nature, and became my wisest guide. And began my dance with life anew, unraveled, innocent, and free. As me. Debs (Inspired by a friend who helped me unravel.)
What a nice surprise to be featured in this fabulous magazine co-founded by Missy Crutchfield and Melissa Turner. Thank you so much!!
A child is free to move around their world completely uninhibited by opinions and judgments. They are born with kindness, innocence and trust because they receive everything with limitless love and acceptance cradled deep within their heart and soul. Every child truly is the center of this great big universe because they view the world around… Continue reading When a Child is Born
May I be an instrument of love and peace in this world, now and always. Help me fill my heart with limitless love, compassion, and understanding.
It's a must read if you have dreams of living your own life as a warrior because if this 5 pound cat can survive -16 degree weather year-after-year and still roll around and smile at the sun no matter what, you can.
Look into the sun as the new days rise There's a rhythm in a rush these days. Where the lights don't move and the colors don't fade. Leaves you empty with nothing but dreams. In a world gone shallow In a world gone lean. But there is a truth, and it's on our side. Dawn… Continue reading Look Into the Sun
"Listen to your mind but always follow your heart" Dr. Deb
Two things seem to be infinite, the universe and self-created illusions in the mind. Dr. Debbie
It isn't easy to write without an eraser so I've decided to write with invisible ink. That's called a "disappearing do-over".
