The Subtle Power Games We All Play…

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The Power Games We Play

From the dawn of time, people have been playing power games with one another.
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The Wheel Of Life

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“The Wheel Of Life” Painted in Acrylics, Enamel and metal paint on canvas.                            Size 48″ by 70″ (1.75 by 1.2 meters) – Available

The Wheel Of Life

It has taken me more than a year, but I have finally finished the painting that I’ve been working on in my studio in Colorado.
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We carefully chose our parents before we were born

 

My Parents, Gidaliyahu (raised by God) and Sara Reiss

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The fear of terrorism, Cycling In Siberia and how we magnify things in our minds

Recently I spoke to a friend about the three month long foot pilgrimage that we decided to take this spring in Japan.

“What if you are not fit enough to walk so long every day?,” she asked.

“So we will take it easy and walk slower.” I answered.

“Won’t you be left behind?”

“By whom?”

“By the group, those you are walking with.” she said.

“There is no group. It is only Jules and I and we have no strict daily goal, no reservations, nowhere we are committed to be. If we walk slowly, so be it.”
I answered.
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If you care about changing the world, choose to be happy!

EVERYTHING that this ego-based world tells you will bring you happiness, vitality and joy, is wrong.

And I do mean EVERYTHING.

Most people who walk the path of love towards higher awareness know that money, riches, fame, recognition, career, or athletic prowess, do not really bring you happiness, vitality, or joy.

Most people believe that FAMILY brings you joy, and that it is THE most important thing in life.

In Hebrew, there is a term called “Nachat;” in Yiddish, it is pronounced “Nachas.”
It is a term that refers to the joy, blessings, and pride that one gets from one’s children and grandchildren.
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Strategic Alliances – The True Key To Success

I received this comment about my last post, in which I spoke about several abundance principles:

“Good one Tali,
I’m reading your posts with interest.
I’m poor by most peoples’ standards but happy in that I have found things I love doing.
They don’t generate vast sums, in fact nothing?…
Maybe I have an abundance block?
I just don’t want money for myself.
Just to work on my environmental projects.
Am I not self centered enough?….
Cheers, M.
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New Art, Magic, Wild Mushrooms, Bears and Berries

Two Headed Flying Dragon 48" by 48" Burmese comic collage on canvas with Acrylics and metallic paints

Two Headed Flying Dragon
48″ by 48″ Burmese comic collage on canvas with Acrylics and metallic paints

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Back Home In Colorado, The Design Of The Aspen Art Museum, Summer 2015

It is always a bit disorienting to return home after a long trip.
It has taken us more than a week to get over the jet-lag and adjust to the new time zone, the dry mountain air and the high altitude.

The return of my daily nagging worries and petty obsessions is not something that I like to pick up again after traveling, but it happens.
Suddenly I am worried about my weight, about the Greek economy that affects our investments, about all the catastrophes that happen all around the world, away from these quiet vast mountains that I call home.
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