Monthly Archives: July 2015

Yes, No, Maybe: How to Make the Best Possible Choices”

Posted on July 28, 2015 by Candia Sanders

Decide, decide, decide. Choose or die.- emotionally, mentally, spiritually and/or physically. Yes, no, maybe. And even though it’s really, really complicated, it’s actually fairly simple. Continue reading →

Posted in career, Cosmic Tidbits, Energy healing, healing tools, health, intuitive knowing, psychic insights, relationships, Spiritual wellness, tao of psychology | Tagged brain cloudiness, Career, Choices, decisions, ego driven, Heart-Centered, jobs, listening, Matthew 7:7, maybe, mind as computer, no, Possibilities, Relationships, yes | 4 Comments

“Jonathan Livingston Buzzard”

Posted on July 21, 2015 by Candia Sanders

With high heat combined with non-existent snow pack, the Lewis River here in Washington state is extremely low. It’s changed animal and avian habits and possibly habitats. We have a pair of Eagles who fish daily in front of the … Continue reading →

Posted in Cosmic Tidbits | Tagged Animal communication, Animals, avarian, cats, Consciousness, dogs, draught, evolving, habitats, horses, jonathan Livingston Seagull, mother earth, One, Richard Bach, unique blueprint of consciousness | 2 Comments

Wired Up, Wired In: Being Completely Connected to the Universal Grid

Posted on July 16, 2015 by Candia Sanders

We live in an energetic world. Much of our political strife is wrapped around the need for fuels and cost effective energy. An example, America’s energy grid is overloaded, over-worked and simply old. It’s breaking down and in dire need … Continue reading →

Posted in Cosmic Tidbits | Tagged Cancer, connection, cosmic grid, electrical, EMF, energy grid, Forgiveness, fuels, Grid, Grief, Health, how to change, Illness, Love, over loaded, Overwhelmed, sensitive, tired, universal source | Leave a comment

“Being Santa, Laughing like Buddha”

Posted on July 7, 2015 by Candia Sanders

Today as I was driving I noticed a man in his truck talking with his child. He had a look of blank consternation on his face, perhaps some frustration, with rather disheveled hair and a mustache. It reminded me of … Continue reading →