Monthly Archives: July 2010

Soul Purpose – From Alan Cohen’s A Deep Breath of Life

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The Main Thing

The main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing. -Anonymous

The rascal Nasrudin stood on the bow of a boat next to a pompous intellectual who began to quiz him on his education. “Have you ever studied astronomy?” asked the professor.

“I can’t say that I have,” answered the mystic.

“Then you have wasted much of your life. By knowing the constellations, a skilled captain can navigate a boat around the entire globe.” Then he asked, “Have you studied meteorology?”

“No,” answered Nasrudin.

“Then you have wasted most of your life,” the academician chided. “Methodically capturing the Continue reading →

Midlife – Transition, Meaning and Soul Purpose

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Last night I was interviewed by Dr. Deitre Payne on her radio show and I found myself saying some new things about midlife,
meaning, transition and living your life and soul purpose.
Have a listen and let me know what you think.

http://tonilamotta.com/media-speaker.html

Control Comes from Within

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Your internal world — the reality that you experience within your mind
and emotions — is a world that you and only you control and create. You
may be able to manipulate your exterior world (ie: change jobs to get away
from a bad boss, move to a new home to increase space, reshuffle your
finances to improve your future security, etc.), but it is the world
inside that you really have the most influence.

Here is a case in point. I have a client who gets upset Continue reading →

Shadow – Debbie Ford – important for Midlife Transition work

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Let’s Take Another Look at the Shadow

Many of you have commented that you enjoyed the June feature on Debbie Ford’s work relating to the shadow effect. Here is more information and a fun quiz that can help you understand how your shadow may be operating in your life.

“Today I will walk in the light and my consciousness will be illuminated. My thoughts will be guided and Continue reading →

Midlife Transition – it’s a Process

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Transformation is a process – and we need to be patient in the transitions – I have found that to especially true about the midlife transition. I like the word transition – but I don’t always like the feeling!

I love dragonflies and so, I’ve done a lot of research on them and have learned a lot of lessons.
In one of the sites I researched, it said that “People with dragonfly medicine are dreamers. They can be perplexing and annoying to others. The dragonfly person may appear almost Continue reading →