by Cate Montana | Jan 23, 2017 | the E-Blog
Okay. He’s president. Now the real work starts. But first there needs to be some healing. One of the best ways to defuse the pain of this particular POTUS change is to recognize how much of ourselves we invest in political figures. It wasn’t Donald Trump...
by Cate Montana | Jan 3, 2017 | the E-Blog
I was reading More Than a Life, the biography of the Indian mystic and global humanitarian Sadhguru this morning, and was stopped cold by a quote from the man I call my guru: “You don’t need a moral structure when you have consciousness.” It didn’t stop me because it...
by Cate Montana | Dec 14, 2016 | the E-Blog
When the accepted truths of religion and society fail to satisfy the hunger inside for truth, there’s nothing else to do but seek alternatives. And therein lies one of the primary problems with spiritual seeking. After leaving one system of thought, it’s just human...
by Cate Montana | Nov 30, 2016 | the E-Blog
We may need the survival basics of water, food and shelter and a little money coming in. And we may want a nicer house or better car or faster computer. But our most fundamental yearning is not tangible at all. It’s connection. Sure, connection looks tangible. After...
by Cate Montana | Nov 3, 2016 | the E-Blog
So I’m in the store with an 88-year young friend I sometimes assist, getting groceries at 4 pm on a rainy Tuesday afternoon. And while she’s looking for free-range organic eggs, I turn around and on the aisle end cap spy a display of salted caramel brownie brittle....
by Cate Montana | Oct 27, 2016 | the E-Blog
We can all identify with Jack Black in this picture. Day in, day out, we’re tied down by Lilliputians in the form of zillions of picky-boony tasks, errands, to-do lists and obligations, laws and legalese, too many emails in the in-box, too much junk mail in the post...
