Guidance of Light

12/12/2025

In Denmark, empathy has been a fixed part of the school curriculum since the 1990s. Every week, students take time to openly talk about their own experiences, work through conflicts, and actively practice compassion. The goal goes far beyond teaching good manners. It is about deliberately strengthening the parts of the brain responsible for emotional regulation and perspective-taking, with research showing that this regular training creates measurable long-term effects.

The results are striking. Denmark now has the lowest bullying rates in Europe and is consistently ranked among the happiest countries in the world. Empathy education clearly proves that emotional intelligence is not a soft extra, but a core pillar of a healthy and well-functioning society.

11/26/2025

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11/26/2025

Why do you think (or feel) your soul came to this earth? What is your purpose?

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Before you were born, your soul held a vision — a sense of what you wanted to learn, the challenges you would face, and the gifts you would bring into the world. But that vision doesn’t arrive carved in stone; we don’t get a map or a manual. Instead, we spend our lives remembering — gradually lifting the veil on what our soul already knows.

How do we clear that spiritual amnesia? By paying attention. Every time we encounter a Synchronistic moment, every time we feel those truth-bumps or get energized by inspiration, we’re receiving another clue — another piece of the puzzle. These clues come to each of us at the very moment they’re meant to. Our job is to stay awake, to follow the trail, and to assemble the vision as it reveals itself.

When we do, we begin to understand our soul’s original intentions — and the unique contribution we came here to make. ✨🌿

11/23/2025

Be good people,
Do good things, Because the world needs more of that.

11/15/2025

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That mess is home to many beneficial insects over winter; the leaves will compost down and add nutrients to your soil.

11/13/2025

I try to do the same thing in our back yard.
We live in an HOA neighborhood so the front yard has to be clean, but in the back yard it can be kept a little more natural, so I convinced my fiance to leave a stip of un-mowed/ untouched grass along the fence & tree line- in warmer months it allows natural plants to grow & flower (which helps pollinatos like bees & butterflies), and in the colder months we pile the leaves along the fence.

Take a look at your yard and think of how you can help the eco system & give back to nature, even small simple changes like that can make a big difference. And you'll see more fireflies, ladybugs, butterflies, bees, dragonflies, hummingbirds etc....

(And don't spray chemicals)