http://www.thesacredcircle.org THE SACRED CIRCLE THE SACRED CIRCLE THE SACRED CIRCLE Evo RSS Parser 60 http://www.thesacredcircle.org/images/evo/minilogo.gif http://www.thesacredcircle.org 94 15 The Sacred Circle en-uk fireguardian40@yahoo.co.uk 2012-05-20T21:02:56+01:00 hourly 1 2012-05-20T21:02:56+01:00 http://www.thesacredcircle.org/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=1836#3121 Ok I guess i need to introducw My self???
    I am 57 yrs young Live in USA Male . I am Home health care Aide Also Reiki Practioner, Pagan in faith walk .
     I like  to stay uptodate on events but not into drama sourrounding them.....  I am very concerned about stat of EARTH and hope in some small way Imake it better....  My e-mail is nightwolf1954@yahoo.com I am not on alot but checkin when I can as I usre Public Libaries (SUCK'S) ]]> 3121@http://www.thesacredcircle.org HI I'm JIM 2011-07-12T19:23:25+01:00 http://www.thesacredcircle.org/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=1835#3120
Sorted this error now pictures are in the outing album thanks cougar for uploading]]> 3120@http://www.thesacredcircle.org FRIDAY THE THIRTEENTH FRIGHT NIGHT 2009-02-19T20:43:49+01:00 http://www.thesacredcircle.org/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=1831#3117 3117@http://www.thesacredcircle.org Akmed the Dead Terrorist 2009-02-11T05:51:28+01:00 http://www.thesacredcircle.org/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=1834#3114 i want to share with you a letter i received.

   In my work as an advisor, I strive to help my clients look at their life situations from different angles, by finding opportunities and learning lessons when things don't come out as planned.  One example that comes to mind is a client who I'll call Cheri.

   Cheri's hope was to become a fantasy novelist, but that dream was compromised when every agent and publishing house she contacted rejected her first novel.  When I first met Cheri, she was in a frustrated and dejected place and wanted to know what her astrological chart revealed about her professional life.  Interestingly, her chart showed a very promising career in the areas of writing and publishing.  So, my advice to her was to keep trying and to also explore other ways to utilize her writing talents.

   Cheri decided she needed to take a break from focusing on her novel, so she put it away and began volunteering at a local children's hospital.  She became a storyteller and made up all kinds of fantastic adventures to entertain the kids in the children's ward.  I am happy to report that she was well received as a storyteller and was soon writing her stories down to share at other local hospitals.

   I bet you can guess the rest,  Cheri became a very fulfilled and successful children's author and is now very happy that she "failed" at writing fantasy novels.  Her story is proof that not only can failed experiences encourage us to be more flexible and determined, but that they can also point us in the perfect direction.

   I hope Cheri's story will remain with you so that the next time you feel yourself struggling with the idea of "failure," you will think differently about it.  When you open yourself up to the gifts the universe brings, you can find amazing opportunities.]]> 3114@http://www.thesacredcircle.org failure to success 2008-10-24T09:07:05+01:00 http://www.thesacredcircle.org/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=1833#3112 3112@http://www.thesacredcircle.org video forum 2008-10-24T08:54:39+01:00 http://www.thesacredcircle.org/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=1832#3111 3111@http://www.thesacredcircle.org KEY 103 CASH FOR KIDS 2008-10-24T08:52:52+01:00 http://www.thesacredcircle.org/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=1829#3105

WELCOME ONCE AGAIN


love n light

loon]]> 3105@http://www.thesacredcircle.org new members 2008-09-06T21:55:53+01:00 http://www.thesacredcircle.org/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=1826#3104
1   my lawn mower wont work it is a petrol one and cuts in the rain when it does workif your arms are long enough to start  what with the cord you have to pull.

2   we bought electric one that drags your grass if you cut it wet.

3   the rain never stops when i am at home long enough for us to get the mower out .

4   i have thought of using scissors but takes too long, you havent seen my garden.

5  but my flowers have bloomed profusely though even though they have fought through all the grass they are surrounded with, if there was a fight between the flowers and the grass this year i would say the flowers have won . even the dandelions were very proud this year.

so yes pretty disappointed with the rain for making me feel this way,


love n light

loon]]> 3104@http://www.thesacredcircle.org take time to enjoy nature 2008-09-06T21:51:57+01:00 http://www.thesacredcircle.org/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=1828#3102       i just thought i would take time out to thank  all the members for their continued support with the site and the group and nice to see so many turning up for group and the outings many thanks cougar and all the staff from the sacred circle]]> 3102@http://www.thesacredcircle.org continued support 2008-07-25T13:41:33+01:00 http://www.thesacredcircle.org/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=1825#3099
   Recently, I received an email, containing a link to a digital video file of a young professor, Dr. Randy Pausch, giving a "Last Lecture" at Carnegie Mellon University.  Last lectures are designed to give retiring professors the opportunity to share their wisdom and thoughts on life.  As I watched the clip of Dr. Pausch's lecture, I learned why this 46-year-old professor was giving a last lecture.  He had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

   I was moved by his words, and also by his attitude.  He didn't skirt the fact that he had a terminal disease, but the actual focus of his talk was on living life.  I was amazed and touched by his sense of humor and his joy when he spoke about life, dreams, and the importance of loving and learning.

   In essence, Dr. Pausch's message focused on viewing every day as a precious gift.  No matter what our problems may be, there is always something valuable to learn, to do, to say, and to be.  He talked about the necessity of having visions or dreams, even if it is unlikely that we will be around to see them realized.

   I was particularly taken with Dr. Pausch's perspective on the seemingly insurmountable obstacles we come up against, or the "brick walls" as he called them.  Rather than view them as hindrances that keep us from achieving our dreams, he sees them as something "that separates us from the people who don't really want to achieve their dreams."  Never giving up is a vital lesson to learn when it comes to achieving dreams and goals.

   Dr. Pausch also encouraged his audience to be earnest, to find the best in everybody even when it means having to look really hard, to work hard without complaining, to apologize when you make mistakes, and to be grateful for every day and every moment.  It was a creative, positive, and active outlook on living life that we can all benefit from.

   if you would like to view this inspiring video clip for yourself, just do a computer search for "Randy Pausch" or "the Last Lecture."]]> 3099@http://www.thesacredcircle.org brick walls 2008-07-10T06:46:04+01:00