I Love Jesus
Reverend Beth As a being who understands I am entirely a small piece of the mighty power that burst into the material universe—the I Am—I very much enjoy worshiping and praising the Almighty God. When I worship, I experience an enormous flow of...
Stay Slow
I have been reading and enjoying Beth Kempton’s book, Wabi Sabi: Japanese Wisdom for a Perfectly Imperfect Life. I have so many take aways from this book that I plan to start a reading circle to read and discuss it in community. As my heart opens to receive the...
Happy Trees Teach Me A Lesson
We are having a spectacular display of fall color from our trees here in Central Texas. The trees are so brilliant: the bright reds, oranges, yellows, and all the variations of these three colors combined. It is simply magnificent. I noticed an article...
The Trap of Getting Back to Normal
If you’ve been following my journey through breast cancer healing with alternative protocols (no chemotherapy, surgery, or radiation), you know that my life was turned on its head in February of 2017. My life took on new rhythms and new routines. I came home after a...
What I Like Most about Being Middle Aged
I have arrived: the middle-ages. At 54, it is obvious to me that I have arrived. The middle-aged body is here. I see it in my photos; I see it when I look in the mirror; I see it when I put on swimwear. And I like it. But there is one part of my middle-aged body I...
Your Life Metaphor Determines the Quality of Your Life
Have you considered that your Life Metaphor determines the quality of your life? I define a Life Metaphor as a tendency to frame life in an overall way that gives you a story about the meaning of the events of your life. Do you see life as a battle where good is...
The Unavoidable Misunderstanding
I'm fascinated by science. I am the first-born daughter of an engineer who worked in the 60's and early 70's at NASA to help develop the fueling technology for the space program. Around 5th grade, I thought I might like to become a geologist, but I was raised in a...
Something for Myself
If you’re following me on social media or reading my blog, you will know by now that I have been enjoying reading Beth Kempton’s book, Wabi Sabi: Japanese Wisdom for a Perfectly Imperfect Life. There is so much within this book which sang to me, creating a strong...
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I Am Home
Photo by Elisabeth Misner at Texas Safari Ranch I am sitting here in my little red pickup truck looking across a small field at three longhorns with a calf and wondering if I’m looking at them, or are they looking at me? There can be no question that our eyes are...
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Mood Disorder Diagnosis
Upon hearing the words in 2009 from Dr. Darmal, a psychiatrist at the Amen Clinics, that would change my relationship with myself, I was stunned, shocked, and mostly mortified. “You have a low-level mood disorder and extreme ADD,” he said. After 45 years of...
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I Love Jesus
Reverend Beth As a being who understands I am entirely a small piece of the mighty power that burst into the material universe—the I Am—I very much enjoy worshiping and praising the Almighty God. When I worship, I experience an enormous flow of...
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©2018 Abundant Health Beth Misner | Website by InnerAction Media