We are our own knight in shining armor! We do not need rescuing. When we realize that we are complete creations as we are, is when we become whole. We make our own selves happy. We complete ourselves.

Almost immediately after hitting publish on my last article about how the so-called "Resistance" to the Trump administration doesn't actually resist Trump's most pernicious agendas in any meaningful

I am still here. I know a lot of people have jumped the Steemit ship, but I am staying. Steemit, for me is more than just a social media platform. It is a way of taking my efforts out of the current system.

Why are we having such a difficult time decolonizing our minds so that we can return to our tribal roots?  Could it be that most of us have no idea how to live within a tribe?  The transition

As I read through this great book, the Law of Success, the quotes are just so profound. Here is the one that struck me today:

One of my favorite motivational speakers is Kevin Trudeau. I have learned a great deal from him on becoming successful. I was listening to him this morning, and he said this profound statement. I hope

A few months ago I posted a story about my sixteen-year old son wanting to knit a hat for a friend. I thought you might like to see the finished project. We had to make an adjustment along the way. It

As I was walking out the the chicken coop this morning I looked up and this is the sight that greeted me. In my lifetime, I have never seen a rainbow form in the west, in the morning. What a beautiful

In an environment that is saturated with mass media propaganda, it can be hard to figure out which way's up, let alone get an accurate read on what's going on in the world. Here are a few tips I've learned

I've been writing a lot about how the ability to control public narratives is the only real power in this world, and how the need of the ruling elites to wield that power explains everything from the feigned

The best book … and the original book… written on personal success is the book The Law of Success, by Napoleon Hill in 1925. Time has passed, and our world has changed, but the lessons are timeless. There

I know it has been over a week since I posted anything on my own blog. Here are a few of the things I have been up to in that time. Each week for the past several years, I have been getting fresh raw milk

One of the most valuable gifts we can give ourselves is time with ourselves. In this busy lifestyle and frantic ‘hurry and do more, more, more’ pressure that we get from the constant contact with the world

I thought it might be interesting to share a couple of the things that we encounter because of living in a place that gets so cold in the winter that the ground freezes deep down. Here is a quote from

What would you do if you got a frantic call from your best friend asking, "Can we move our farm to your farm? There is a fire across the road from our place."? That is what I heard on the other end of

I am working on my very first project on my new (to me) knitting machine. It didn't look like much while it was in process on the machine:   It is going to be a cushion cover. I am using up some yarn

Like all goals or tasks or dreams we set for ourselves, there will always be roadblocks or challenges that stop or slow our progress to our desired outcome. This should not stop us from our continual move

I bought a knitting machine. It is a Toyota KS950. I bought it last summer. It is older and used, so as the months have past I have tracked down the parts that were missing, and now it is a complete set;

“Mom… Can you teach me how to knit?” said my sixteen-year old son.   I love to knit. I would knit all the time if I could justify letting the dishes pile up in the kitchen, unwashed; the dirty clothes

The strangest thing happened for me today.  I went to a class to learn the in’s and out’s of using Steemit. The title of the class was Steemit Training for Beginners put on by my friend @wwf.  The