Leaving conflict unresolved is nothing more than a waste of time.

Pluto has entered Aquarius. This 20-year cycle is all about revolution, innovation and unity consciousness. Are you ready?

Here is a beautifully written excerpt by Namugga Mable Kitiibwa, the founder of the Namugga Mable Foundation, about how Unitive Justice has transformed the lives of so many at Trey Junior School in Uganda.

Conflict is a gift - because it serves as the bridge between separation and connection. Yet, conflict is so uncomfortable, the gifts that it offers are difficult to recognize when we're in the throes of it. We feel defensive, compile evidence, blame, shame and then separate. What if we could instead lean in and receive those wonderful gifts?

We all have one superpower in common — the ability to manifest. When you learn the method for creating your own reality, you become powerful beyond measure.

Knowing your purpose empowers you to make a difference in a way that only YOU can. It makes your path clear and it offers validation which helps you relax into your authentic self — which is where inner peace and freedom live.

Are you ready to change the world? I’m leading an 8 week Unitive Justice Theory course to help ordinary people with extraordinary hope and motivation learn life-changing conflict resolution practices and begin to operate from a place of openness and love for humanity.

What are you capable of?

Can you honestly answer this question?

No one commits heinous acts unless they have experienced heinous acts committed against them. Instead of pushing for punishment and calling it justice, we could begin the practice of justice as love by asking those in our community, “What have we done to fail you?”

While walking through the grocery store yesterday, it struck me how strange it feels to actually witness all these people wearing masks on their faces. In that moment, I felt like I was living in a movie.

In January, I completed two huge projects and began setting my intentions to create something new: a self-guided, online manifesting coaching course. My goal was to create a course that would not only be a tremendous value to my clients, but also an affordable alternative to individual coaching for those who have a pretty good idea of their purpose.

I had some ideas about what it would look like. And today, it looks nothing like that initial idea.

My father had been a lifelong subscriber to the transcendentalist movement and often quoted Emerson, Thoreau and Whitman. He was an artist who preferred to live simply. And he resented having to live in a world of social injustice.

Now that spring is here, I’m planting seeds for my vegetable garden. For me, there is nothing better than digging in the dark, rich soil to help create life-giving sustenance. And there is no other time for it, so I must act now.

This is also the time that I allow the space for feeling into what seeds I would like to plant for the new year. The new year hasn’t really arrived until my daffodils have bloomed.

In April 2017, I attended a workshop in Monterey, California, with hundreds of women who were just beginning their spiritual based business. I had not planned on attending this workshop, but I received an email from a spiritual-based business coach who was offering free admission to the workshop for those who wanted to attend but didn’t have the funds, through an application process.

I ended up getting a free flight, too. That’s a pretty cool manifesting story for another time.

Women are the ocean that men sail through on ships.

The biggest concern I hear from men is the lack of passion in their intimate relationships. I believe this has a lot to do with the fact that a lot of men (or people who primarily lead with masculine energy) have no idea how their life choices impact the masculine-feminine dynamic.

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On this Valentine’s Day, I invite you to consider the meaning of Love.

You can listen to me talk about Love here.

I’m sitting on my porch, in an attempt to pour words onto paper from my heart. It’s October 16, 2018, the day my son Trey left this world, exactly three years ago.

Thinking back to that day, I’m amazed how quickly life circumstances can shift, and how different my life is today, compared to what it was before that fateful day. Three years is not a very long time. I feel like Trey and I were just sitting on the porch together, talking and laughing.