Ellen Debenport
My blogs are still available but have moved to my own website. You can receive them by weekly email by subscribing through my site, if you haven't already. Read more
My blogs are still available but have moved to my own website. You can receive them by weekly email by subscribing through my site, if you haven't already. Read more
It's a busy week, so let me tell you just one thing. Okay, two things. Read more
In the Christmas season, I hear myself telling people the story of Jesus’ birth represents the divine born in you. But what would that look like? Read more
What are the first words out of every angel’s mouth? “Fear not!” Granted, seeing a paranormal apparition might be startling, but I don’t think that’s the reason we need reassurance. I believe we shrink from anything unfamiliar, even if it’s for our greatest good. Read more
Right now in our culture, soulful is better than slick, vulnerable is better than cocky, emotion is more important than technique. Authenticity is hard to define, but we know it when we see it. And when we don’t. Read more
The news has been silenced in my house. And I have discovered words of spiritual wisdom that I thought you might like to share. Read more
At this point, we have no reason not to expect disaster after the election. Both sides have predicted it, pictured it and talked about it. That’s exactly how spiritual teachers say we create our experience: Expect it, visualize it and speak the word. Oh dear, what have we done? Read more
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about the lessons I’ve learned from life so far, and invited you to add more. Sure enough, you contributed wonderful new ideas about what life teaches us. Read more
If a handful of blueberries and a cup of green tea can save our physical lives, then I am prepared to make similar extravagant claims for a few simple spiritual practices. Read more
As the mileage meter turns over on another birthday, I’ve been wondering exactly what I’ve learned from this life. The short answer is: Nothing I can prove. Just impressions. But here are five lessons from a life not finished. Read more
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