
Beauty Work masks the humanity of actors. Confuses everyone!
Beauty Work. Today’s digital “Beauty Work” is scary, if you value our shared humanity.
Why, supposedly, does ATTRACTIVENESS mean erasing human “imperfections”?

Beauty Work masks the humanity of actors. Confuses everyone!
Beauty Work. Today’s digital “Beauty Work” is scary, if you value our shared humanity.
Why, supposedly, does ATTRACTIVENESS mean erasing human “imperfections”?

What Have You Noticed After The Shift. What did DAVE notice about the people around him?
Blog-Buddies, about this new thread about life after The Shift. It wasn’t announced. It just happened.
You know, like so many other things about living here at Earth School. Here at “Deeper Perception Made Practical,” we were considering Lance Armstrong’s aura. When perceptive blog posts came in by DAVE and JILL ERIN.
What to do? I wanted the first of these writings to shine, so I have moved DAVE’s original comment here, added minor edits, formatted it like a blog post. Three cheers for his use of Skilled Empath Merge!

Since face reading is a live topic for us these days, Blog-Buddies, I wondered if you might enjoy critiquing some photos. Little photos A,B,C,D. Is each of these good for physiognomy or what?

Blog-Buddies, do you share my excitement about the innumerable kinds of knowledge now opening up at this blog? Many a morning I wake up and want to do nothing but run over to my computer, start reading your comments and posting new chunks of information in response.
By today, for instance, there are definite requests for me to post about:

Did you know there’s a game you can always win?
The God Game — play it and you win. To help you succeed, this blog post introduces you to a simple way to search for God. And find God, too: “The Pocket.”
Phony? Well, that’s not exactly desirable. This blog post gives you three ways to avoid phoning in your life. “Busy” to you. “Phony” to others.
Death Wisdom. In this post JILL ERIN (in Enlightenment) shares her perspective on death. With family members and as a nurse. You may be moved, even inspired.
Blog-Buddy JEAN asked JILL ERIN about death in the context of our conversation around Hanging onto your STUFF, a Guest Post by Jill Erin. (See especially Comment 14 and the spirited dialogue initiated by CURIOUS AS EVER in the sequence at this post.)
Sure, the topic is considered grim. Yet, with JILL’s wisdom, dare I say, “Kind of beautiful”?