Lo the Nightingale ... Health, Spirituality and Wellness Blog

Dear Friends,

Lo, here, alias “Lo the Nightingale”.

This year I’ve decided to try to “be more and do less”, so I’m looking to consolidate most of my blogs into this one source. And that only makes sense because--by not feeling so overwhelmed--I can possibly post something every week that may be of value to someone.

So, just a little about me as a way of introduction. I recently crossed the half century mark on my journey in this life, and most of the things I think about and write about have something to do with health and wellness and spirituality, and/or reaching that elusive state which Eckhart Tolle calls “acceptance, joy and enthusiasm”.

Still I am in a funky place right now, with things not exactly in sync in my life, as related to finding balance in my work, family and career path. I’m trying hard to release some attachments as I create a new perspective of the world and determine what is real and what is a pigment of my overactive imagination.

Earlier this year I started Marianne Williamson’s “A Course in Miracles” as found on the Oprah.com website, and have found it particularly useful on my journey to wholeness. You might want to take a look at it yourself if you are seeking self improvement, enlightenment or just a better way to view the world. It has helped me to clear some limiting beliefs which I believe have been the source of the current imbalance that I feel.

I’m also working on updating my social security disability site and other health information sites I manage. The upgrade promises to be a long and tedious project, primarily caused by my losing access to my computer and files after visiting with friends on the west Coast. But that is another story entirely.

Ok--well I need to wrap this up for now. I do after all have to get up in the morning and go to my SSDJ. (You’ll need to ask MeMe what that means as she just shared it with me the other day. She’s a co-worker of mine in a call center where we handle customer service for several affiliated companies that provide nutritional supplements and financial newsletters.)

Anyway…

Life is … because it is.

Till next time

Lo the Nightingale Still Sings