Tag Archives: Fear

‘The Death of Joshua’

Posted on November 20, 2012 by Candia Sanders

Interesting how we view death. We fear it and emblazon deathly images on religious symbols praying to the gods to keep us safe. We put it out-of-mind and run like hell in the other direction. And yet it is something everyone must … Continue reading →

Posted in Cosmic Tidbits | Tagged Animals, countless blessings, Death, Dying, Fear, Grief, Illness, National Health Care, National Health Care Blog, National Health Care Month, Nature, Out of Body, Pets, religion, Spirituality, Wellness | 6 Comments

‘The Map of Resolution: How to Move out of Fear and Frustration’

Posted on November 19, 2012 by Candia Sanders

I committed to November’s National Health Month blog, thirty blogs in thirty days, however at the time I didn’t foresee the dismantling of my computer which has been out of commission since last Thursday. I’m now in the process of … Continue reading →

Posted in Cosmic Tidbits | Tagged Chronic pain, Family, Fear, Friends. Spirituality, Frustration, Illness, Map, National Health Care, National Health Care Blog, National Health Care Month, Pain, Recovery, Resolution | 3 Comments

“Curling Your Toes”

Posted on July 23, 2012 by Candia Sanders

We just watched a lovely and sweetly inspiring movie, Salmon Fishing in the Yemen. I would recommend it if you are in need of summer respite. It is the cultural bonding of two distinctively alien belief systems, the political media hype behind … Continue reading →

Posted in Cosmic Tidbits | Tagged Archaeology, Beliefs, Change, Desire, Ewan McGregor, Fear, Goals, Historical events, immense talents, Intention, media hype, Motivation, Painting, rich environments, Salmon Fishing, Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, Spirituality, summer respite, travel, Vacation, Yemen | 3 Comments

‘The Emotional Rainbow; Wearing it Like Heaven’

Posted on July 2, 2012 by Candia Sanders

Emotions run deep in all of us. Even individuals who suppress their deepest desires, fears and hurts, still carry the emotional stories within their personal fabrics, woven into the very cells of the body. We’re taught as good children to … Continue reading →