Comments on: What’s Reliable, No Matter What: Part 1

By: Jeff Krock

Jeff Krock — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 15:04:26 +0000

Cindy,thanks for this thoughful note. I love the insight behind your question and regret that I did not respond sooner. A software problem somewhere: I was never made aware of your post which is supposed to happen automatically.
The long gap in my posts? I needed to focus on creating my new (this month) http://www.kiyamani.com website and the first downloadable course, “The wise way of navigating today’s world.” Creating these required the new perspective you mention. Having completed these, I do feel renewed as well.
Your post came with a link to your design work. These are wonderful images.
With best wishes.

By: Cindy Pembroke

Cindy Pembroke — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 10:06:02 +0000

Good morning! Thank you for your blog and website. I just found you by searching “Marietta GA energy work”. You look lighthearted and wise, your website is a great balance of professional and approachable, and your words are welcome to me — drawing lines between personal growth and the spirit/body connection. I especially like how you suggest feeling the inner body by first paying attention to the feeling of what it is resting against. Helpful. (It took me a year of doing bench presses before I figured out where my pec muscles were!) In any case, I notice that your blogs are quite regular, except there is a year gap here. Do you come to your writings this August with a renewed perspective?

By: KAY

KAY — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 13:06:52 +0000

Thank you for this reminder