Category: mind, thoughts, emotions

Sculpting Project: What Went Well and Why? WWWW Week 2

Sculpting Project: What Went Well and Why? WWWW Week 2 My computer crashed in the midst of writing this blog. That did not go well. I sat in front of the black screen and realized this was my challenge. Take this ‘what went wrong‘ and turn it into a ‘what went well.’ This challenge was…

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Sculpting Project: What Went Well and Why: Week 1

Sculpting project: What Went Well and Why? WWWW Week 1 What went well today? #1. Pierre relocated to a new home. Pierre has been living here a few weeks. Though I don’t particularly welcome his presence I’ve tolerated it. That is, until he developed a taste for our young chickens. So I moved the young…

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Sculpting Project 26: Welcoming Prayer

Sculpting Project 26: Welcoming Prayer I was sitting with the worship team listening to the prelude music when I notice the wave of grief approaching. Heidi, our elderly mother goat had died early that morning, leaving two little kids to our care. I had milked Heidi many years and we were well acquainted. The last…

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Epiphany to Easter Sculpting Project 5: Body Changes Mind Week 2

Epiphany to Easter Sculpting Project 5: Body Changes Mind Week 2 (Only) You are rich. Your pocket is crammed with 1000 dollar bills. When you walk in the room you hand out a 1000 dollars to everyone you greet. Receiving 1 full smile creates the same amount of brain stimulation as receiving well over $1000….

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Thoughts on Mono-tasking

Sculpting Group Thoughts on Mono-tasking Anthony Bloom (Medical Doctor/Orthodox Archbishop): “You can simply be completely concerned with the person or task that is in front of you, and when you have finished you will discover that you have spent half the time doing it . . . yet you have seen everything and heard everything.”…

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