July 8th, 2012 
Frances I’m always curious to read what’s written about Ancient Aliens and their connection to us. What’s exciting now is that reliable, well-informed people are dedicated to unraveling the truth about this subject. There was a time when only a few were privy to discoveries, or if they were revealed further information was not forthcoming, or [...]
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No Comments » May 15th, 2012 Frances Lilou Mace has given us another exceptional interview with famous glass artist Narcissus Quagliata, and the creator of El Santuario at Valle de Bravo (two miles outside of Mexico City), Michel Domit. www.juicylivingtour.com www.elsantuario.com These two creators, with Lilou Mace, treat us to a remarkable interview which, if we carefully and deeply listen, will change [...]
Posted in A Conversation, A State Of Mind, A Step At A Time, An Exercise In Patience, Full Of Possibilities, Giving And Receiving, Listening, Meditation, Nature, Paying Attention, Quiet Time, Watching Tags: carlos castaneda, el santuario resort, lilou mace, meditation, silva mind control, the holy quartz mountain No Comments » December 11th, 2011 Frances I had a recent discussion with someone about bringing up a child in today’s world, and when I got off the phone I took a long, deep breath. it’s an ongoing discussion, and anyone raising a child knows about all the advice and opinions coming from books, magazine articles, blogs, family, and friends, and the [...]
Posted in A Book, Or Two, Or More, A Helping Hand, A State Of Mind, An Exercise In Patience, Giving And Receiving, Listening, Patient Indulgence, Simple Things Mean A Lot, The Art Of, The Heart, The Marketplace of Possibilities, Trust, Watching Tags: a gift, common sense, forgiving and forgetting, guilt, intuition, krishnamurti, letting go, robert m. pirsig, the spiritual tourist by mick brown, unconditional love No Comments » September 19th, 2011 Frances My friend has a dear one in her life who is being treated for depression, and so I began perusing a few books, magazines, and some subscription newsletters. It’s not a secret that there are many reasons for depression; the good news is that there are many treatments. My frequently-looked-at resource book The Sunfood Diet [...]
Posted in A Book, Or Two, Or More, A Helping Hand, A Step At A Time, An Exercise In Patience, Care Of Self, Healing, The Marketplace of Possibilities Tags: ancient secrets of the fountain of youth, b-complex vitamins, david wolfe, deepak chopra, five rites, heal your body, louise hay, low blood sugar, meditation, melons, susan smith jones, taro gold, the american psychological association No Comments » January 15th, 2010 Frances I have read that more and more people are believing in reincarnation. If reincarnation plays a part in our existence, and if Pat Robertson’s opinion about Haiti (generations ago, people in Haiti sold their souls to the Devil and are now paying for it) is written in stone for him, we needn’t upset ourselves – [...]
May 31st, 2009 Frances The New York Open Center has been in the Soho area of NYC for 25 years, and for anyone walking miles of blocks, and tending to all sorts of things in that area, the meditation room and small bookstore is a nice respite. It’ll be different now because they’re heading on up and moving to [...]
July 2nd, 2008 Frances Apex Bus (New Century is not worth mentioning) has gotten a bit sloppy these past few months. Dirty buses are the norm, keeping passengers waiting for long periods, either outside the bus or inside, happens too often. No reason is ever given. People put up with the staff’s rudeness, and with the dirty, smelly buses, [...]
July 27th, 2005 Frances Around the year 2002, I began traveling with lots of anxiety, lots of inexperience and a big suitcase. I took off into the friendly skies and headed for Ireland. I decided to go to there for the simple reason that I had to make a decision, and, at that time in my traveling life, it [...]
