The Chronicles Of A Five Life

Boundaries keep us safe. At times we think they're only needed for strangers or the unknown but the familiar should be considered first.

In life everything is a process. Learning a back story on a person influences our perception of one's character--- or lack of.

The obvious always makes itself known initially. It's when we choose to make things appear hidden that we deceive ourselves.

I share a rare and unfortunate experience where I learned a lesson about placing people on pedestals. There may be repercussions if you're not careful. Hopefully, you can't relate but you can beware.

I ran across a film that brings awareness to the challenges of overcoming family trauma. I'd like to talk about it, if I may. Here's my opinion on the 1980 award winning film, Ordinary People.

There are many times we feel that spaces should cater to our needs, wants and desires. I have found that the truth is, the space must be created within and by ourselves first.

Ever feel like a scatter brain? Ever feel like there are too many thoughts and ideas to compartmentalize? Maybe those thoughts are really messages and it's our responsibility to decipher them...

I have witnessed the art of conversation deplete due to lack of self- control and responsibility. Some are unable to see past their natural sexual desires in order to create meaningful connections...hear me out on this one...

You know, astrology has shown us that similarities run deeper than are genetic paint jobs. What do I mean? Your physicialities and traits may run deeper or maybe HIGHER than your ancestry...we're definitely more alike then we think...

The challenge with long- standing relationships is maintaining your individuality and sense of self while building with another. This can prove futile if a person seeks outside of themselves for love, identity or even affection. Although never married, I've experienced an understanding for deep rooted connections--- whether I'm aware or not...