When I receive a diagnosis, I am set up for expectations. How can I be in expectancy?

Expectancy has been mentioned in 61 of Shirley’s daily meditation readings. And I began wondering when and where we’ve defined the word.

I decided to spend the last year of the 20th century writing a journal where I pondered the moon. And dreams of getting it published.

I started calling on angels to help with doctor’s appointments with my daughter. I wanted support, from the car ride to the exam room.

Yesterday, I walked right up to the edge of a bus I was ready to throw myself under, metaphorically speaking. It was a pattern I recognized.

Boundaried walls of expectations help me feel safe and yet are limiting. I like to know what to expect. Today I choose to be alive.

Whatever outcome, it all takes practice—practice to feel the ease of change; practice to find acceptance; practice to get used to new ideas

A change in perspective Is refreshing as it’s so easy to get caught up In the humdrum of life.

Safety always comes first, and in any transition, my safety is threatened no matter where I am. My body feels it first with stomach pain...

As pilgrims on this journey, I believe we are walking through a great collective awakening. Let’s look at the evidence. Time has shifted....