Where Your Thoughts Go
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CG Walters, Insight, inspiration, Sacred Vow, self-development, spirituality, wisdom
Your life follows where your thoughts go. This short Cherokee parable eloquently guides us in one of the most effective ways to improve our lives. Two Wolves An old Cherokee chief was teaching his grandson about life… “A fight is going on inside me,” he…
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leave a comment In Gratitude, You Accept Yourself and Are Doubly Blessed
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acceptance, CG Walters, gratitude, insight, inspiration, personal-development, Sacred Vow, Tao
I am almost ashamed to say that I am a latecomer in openly acknowledging the importance of expressing gratitude as spiritual ritual—Yes, I realized I’ve missed the mark for Thanksgiving. You see, I got hung up along the way on what I suspect was personal…
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Is There An Obligation to Speak?
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CG Walters, insight, inspiration, sacred vow, Sai Baba, sharing, silence, spirituality, Taoist, truth, wisdom
When I bring forward anything I write—fiction or philosophy (never mind if there is a difference)—it is because I imagine that I see a possibility that the work might benefit someone I meet in print. Otherwise, the work remains private, as the exercise only meant…
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Who is your greatest ethical or moral role model?
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"role model", divine, ethical, God, insight, inspiration, Kuth, moral, wufniks
Who is your greatest ethical or moral role model? Is it someone famous, living today or from the past? For me, it is the unknown, unnoticed divine individual who gives openly, limitlessly, happily without desire to be seen, thanked, or acknowledged—without ever imagining they should…
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Spirit Story…an Old Genre Reawakening
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CG Walters, drumming, inspiration, myth, novel, Sacred Vow, spirit, storytellers, truth, wisdom
Admitting that the cosmology expressed in Sacred Vow is a truth to me, I have often been questioned about my choice to present my truth in the format of fiction. I personally have always been inclined to fiction for expressing truths, much the way myth…
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