Living a passionate life

So back to my musings about what's my purpose in life... a friend of mine told me about the work of Janet Attwood called The Passion Test, she said that it could possibly help me find the answer that I was searching for.

I did The Passion Test with a facilitator based here (www.thelightgoeson.com) and it was brilliant! I gained so much clarity and am so grateful to have been led to discover this wonderful process. So much has happened since I did this work and I find things popping up in my life that are perfect examples of synchronicity.

When you are clear what you choose to show up in your life will and only to the extent you are clear. 

Janet Bray Attwood, co-author of The Passion Test.

 How profound.

Father's Day

I went for mass today and in the church bulletin was an article written by our parish priest, Father Philip Heng, S.J., on Father's Day.

Here's an extract:

One person whom we can easily take for granted is the father of the family. This Sunday is "Father's Day". Our dad - the silent provider; the selfless strength whom we can depend on in our needs, and in times of the pains and trials we face. Dad complements mom; we need them both to grow up in wholesome ways. While mom nutures us through her caring ways, dad too is indispensable for our emotional and spiritual growth. In so many ways, dad reminds us of the unconditional love, care and protection of God in our lives.

         Church of St. Ignatius, Bulletin Vol. 71 No. 2

How true it is! There is always so much hype for Mother's Day - but we must not forget our fathers. 
Dad is always there - the silent rock in my life, always supportive and giving.


Happy Father's Day!