Astrologer Elizabeth Hazel Talks About 2012

Until You Walk The Path, You Won’t Know Where it Goes is hosting Astrologer adn Tarot Reader Elizabeth Hazel on February 29 at 1 pm eastern. We will be talking about the Astrological forecast for 2012.

Elizabeth Hazel is a noted astrologer, Tarotist, and horoscope columnist; and author of the acclaimed book “Tarot Decoded.” Her “Whispering Tarot” deck and book were released in 2008, and a new book on astrology is anticipated in 2013. Liz has lectured around the US and in Britain. Her weekly horoscope column can be seen at the Kozmic Kitchen on Facebook every Sunday.

Elizabeth Hazel’s website is at http://www.kozmic-kitchen.com/home.html.

To learn more about what to expect from the energy currents from the cosmos from Astrologer and Tarot reader Elizabeth Hazel tune into http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theresachaze at 1 pm eastern on February 29. The phone lines and chat will be available for those who wish to participate. The phone number is (347) 838-9927.

The show can be listened in the archives at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theresachaze/2012/02/29/until-you-walk-the-path-you-wont-know-where-it

Owning Our Mistakes
By
Theresa Chaze


There is such a stigmata attached to making mistakes that many people are too afraid to own their errors in judgment. Everyone screws up. The key is what you do afterwards. Whether your actions were deliberate or accidental, you need to take responsibility for your behavior in order to make amends and to learn from the experience. The most valuable lessons in life will come from your failures, not from your successes; however, to deny your actions is to also deny the learning experience. There is an old saying--those that don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it.


No one is perfect. Sometimes your decisions lead you to say or do things that you will regret. Afterwards, you afraid of admitting our errors because of the legal or social consequences. Sometimes it is simply the fear of disappointing a loved one that keeps us silent or forces us to lie. Yet by denying our actions, we only compound the blunder and add to the consequences. When we own our actions, we learn from them and are able to grow into a more responsible person. However, when we deny what we have done, we also deny the personal growth that would come from it and are more likely to repeat the misstep.


Yet the lesson is never complete until we make amends for the pain or embarrassment we cause others. It be as simple as an apology or as complex as financial compensation for pain and suffering. However, we can’t control if our apology will be accepted. In most cases, it will depend on how sincere it is and if the person was able to heal through the pain. Repetitive bad behavior only proves that you didn't learn from your past and discounts the creditability of you apology. There are just so many times you can say that you are sorry for the same mistake before people stop listening and withhold forgiveness.


Whether or not the act of contrition is accepted by the injured person, you need be open to the accepting the consequences of your actions. By stepping up to the plate, you not only prove you are ready to alter your behavior, but help the injured person heal.

Muslim Woman speaks out in defense of Islam and Peace

The woman in this interview is a wise soul of light. I wish I could find her to tell her how much I admire her courage and her views on peace. She defenses Islam as a religion of peace and wisdom that has been corrupted by ignorance. If listen to her words and her passion, you'll find a soul of light reaching out to others with like minds. You'll have to cut and paste the link.

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