Oona Pearl's Safe Arrival

Written by Tayria Ward on March 25, 2010

The world is all brand new today, with a shining new light in it. My friends RB Morris and Karly Stribling brought home their 2-day old daughter Oona Pearl, all 6.6 pounds of her. This girl is born into so much love. RB and Karly each express the rarest kind of

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Time Traveling

Written by Tayria Ward on March 24, 2010

A few nights ago I watched the movie, The Time Traveler’s Wife. I was in an exhausted zone in my head and had had a glass of wine with dinner, so was vulnerable to an altered state of consciousness already. While the movie played, in my half-dream state I kept

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Some People Like It and Some Don't

Written by Tayria Ward on March 23, 2010

One of my “big” dreams, as Jung called them, a lifetime dream, occurred 20-some years ago. In it a woman came up to me with great respect and said, “Divine Mother told me you have the blue thunder in the heart.” She seemed to know what that meant and be

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Caring for Health and the Split Personality

Written by Tayria Ward on March 22, 2010

I started a cleanse yesterday. No coffee, meat, dairy, sugar, alcohol or animal product of any kind for 3 weeks – that’s the plan. I am a woman of habit so this will be challenging, but I know it is the right thing to do to detoxify my body. It’s spring

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Hurt Lockers

Written by Tayria Ward on March 21, 2010

Just as I was awakening today the title of the recent Academy Award’s Best Picture winner “The Hurt Locker” came into my mind. Such a powerful movie. I didn’t catch how it got its name, but the words in the title started turning around in my head –  hurt locker, the lockers where we store our

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Equinox Reflection, Dark and Light

Written by Tayria Ward on March 20, 2010

Today is the Spring Equinox. Equinox is one of the two moments during a year when there are exactly as many minutes of light as there are dark in the day. In the spring equinox we turn toward longer days and more light.

My thoughts, dreams, experiences and conversations of late have me reflecting on

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New Beginnings, All Things are Possible

Written by Tayria Ward on March 19, 2010

This has been the winteriest of wintery winters for almost everyone from everywhere that I have spoken to. I have been telling my friends that I will believe spring is coming when I see it, but not before. The almanac, which has been eerily accurate, says the biggest storm of the winter

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Dangers of Suppression

Written by Tayria Ward on March 18, 2010

It was Carl Jung’s theory that an angel, if suppressed, becomes a demon. Rilke spoke of it too.

I have just finished trying to catch up on the news of the week. I DVR the news, so on busy weeks I sometimes go through several days all at once. Ouch. It can hurt. In tonight’s

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Irish blessings

Written by Tayria Ward on March 17, 2010

March 17th. The birthday of my first real love, a boyfriend who died tragically at a young age. It’s an Irish kind of story. They always include the vivid reality of heartache along with the deepest joys and love of life. May the soul of this lovely person who awakened

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It's all about Heart

Written by Tayria Ward on March 16, 2010

Yesterday I wrote about the musicians who had come from Ireland to play in my home and my friends who had come from every which way to join them. The thing is, if any of us had been using our heads last evening wouldn’t have happened. John and Claire wouldn’t have

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