The Path By Nancy Greenheart All things can be seen as reflections of Highest Knowledge. By the power of my will I choose how I see, on what do I focus, and how to clean the lens of my mind. Now this lifetime’s values seem outlived, as I awaken from a foggy dream. I […]
Welcome to Mexico! By Victoria Schmidt Do you see? As I drive through a wealthy fraccionamiento, I see a Mexican couple sorting through the trash accumulated on the corner for garbage pick up. The couple sort, pick and chose from the cast offs of the residences. Do you see? On an early morning walk,
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THE OJO INTERNET MAILBOX(Wherein we publish some comments about our previous issues.) LIFE ONGOING – When Will I Ever Grow Up? Gabrielle Blair A wise list, Christy Wiseman! One that could be copied and posted on the fridge. Our life is indeed a work in progress, if we continue to WORK on it. Ah,
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THE AJIJIC VORTEX – Its Most Astounding Attraction By Ed Tasca There’s a miracle vortex (derived from the Tracian word meaning, “What the hell is that?”) in Sedona, Arizona, a marvel of health-giving geography that has become a sacred destination boasting magical powers, which defy rational explanation. Ajijic has such a place, too. It’s
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Anita’s Animals By Jackie Kellum This topic is an emotional subject that is faced by any person who has had a family pet. The death of a beloved pet is profound. Although we know our pets have a shorter lifetime than humans, our hearts still are wrenched when it happens. Many people who do
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EMOTIONAL CONNECTION —Part 3 of 3 – Self Evolvement Series By Anna Elena BerlinCertified Professional Coach, Experience of Life Researcher So, what can make emotionally connecting so challenging? Well, our emotions firmly reside in the realm of the subconscious mind where we can be at its mercy when emotional connection is involved. Our awe
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Orlando Massacre Dedication By Mark Boyer I wanted to take time to respectfully mourn the loss of lives in the Orlando massacre, and I also wanted to take time to more deeply understand the background of this tragedy (and others). I observed the reading of names of all who lost their lives and participated
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THE BEAR WHO CAME TO LUNCH —and other adventures from my life as a Park Ranger By Lorin Swinehart “Bear!” my wife LaVon shouted as we sat down to lunch. There, standing erect and peering through the window at us was a huge black bear. I grabbed the camera and ran outside to steal
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Editor’s Page Guest Editorial by Victoria Schmidt For more editorials, visit: http://thedarksideofthedream.com An Open Letter to Donald Trump Mr. Trump: I’d like to give you some input, although, from my own observations, you don’t take to well to suggestions. First of all, I’d like you to know that there is a big difference between
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Sky High By Chuck Pattinian Cerro Garcia, the dormant volcano across from Ajijic, has taunted me for 17 years to get off the couch and visit. Over those years I’ve developed a defense why I shouldn’t. Hikers have said it is a long, dangerous and exhausting climb. Others have said that strange cooking goes
