Tag: relationships

• Distractions vs Vision … Happiness vs Joy

  Here is my feeble attempt at explaining what I think I know so far! This life is full of amazing opportunities for each of us.  Not only is that knowledge freeing and door opening, I find it more and more easy to become distracted from the best to the better.  Or, from my vision in life…

  micheleballantyne

  April 15, 2017

  About Michele, Emotional Health, Meditations

  childcare, children, distractions, happiness, happiness versus joy, joy, life distractions, mother and child relationships, mother daughter relationships, motherhood, relationships, the demon of destraction, value, vision, vision versus distractions, what do you value most

• How much can we love each other? How much is too much?

  In my last post I mentioned a meditation where I was filled with light and had a question answered.  Well, that was not the only question that was answered.

  micheleballantyne

  March 20, 2017

  About Michele, Emotional Health, Meditations

  charity, feelings, love, love without expectations, love yourself, pure love, pure love of Christ, relationships

• Alone in the Woods : Part 4 – Unexpected Relationships

  When Grandfather Coyote finished speaking, he retreated back into the shadowy woods.  Dinner was called and the drizzling rain came heavier and faster.  Little Girl knew she had to do something about her sad little tent and the puddles inside, so she grabbed a tarp, some twine, and a shovel, and ran to her tent…

  micheleballantyne

  August 13, 2016

  “Little Girl” stories

  Coyote, coyote stories, Grandfather Coyote, Little Girl, little girl and grandfather coyote, plant people, plants, relationships, relationships with the wilderness, spirit, spirit that moves in and through all things, spirit world, spirituality, wilderness

• About Michele

  At this point in my journey I believe the most important thing we gain in this life is our relationships. This means connecting with others. Not only with other people, but with everything that exists. I know this probably sounds a little “woo woo” but I guess I am a little woo woo. Lol! To…

  micheleballantyne

  July 28, 2016

  About Michele

  allyson rice, anxiety, church of jesus christ of latter day saints, depression, earth heart, education, emily ruff, emotional healing, emotions, florida school of holistic living, Health, Health and Healing, karl direske, life lessons, malcolm ringwald, nerve pain, philosophy, relationships, spirituality, stress, the church of jesus christ of latter day saints, Tom Brown Jr., trackerschool, wilderness fusion

• “The Verbally Abusive Relationship” By Patricia Evans : A Book Review

  In the last 5-6 years I have been working diligently to over come verbal abuse in all it’s forms in my life through clear communication.  For some people, like me, clear communication was blocked by my fear (see the next blog on fear).  But now, after coming through such a great learning of life’s lessons,…

  micheleballantyne

  April 10, 2013

  Book Reviews, Emotional Health

  abusive relationships, book review, communication, controlling people, Patricia Evans, relationships, the verbally abusive relationship, verbal abuse

• "The Verbally Abusive Relationship" By Patricia Evans : A Book Review

  In the last 5-6 years I have been working diligently to over come verbal abuse in all it’s forms in my life through clear communication.  For some people, like me, clear communication was blocked by my fear (see the next blog on fear).  But now, after coming through such a great learning of life’s lessons,…

  April 10, 2013

  Book Reviews, Emotional Health

  abusive relationships, book review, communication, controlling people, Patricia Evans, relationships, the verbally abusive relationship, verbal abuse