"The greatest achievement of humanity is not its works of art, science, or technology, but the recognition of its own disfunction, its own madness." Eckhart Tolle in 'A New Earth'

Since August 2010 I stopped posting.
Do have a read of my posts and here is an overview of what they are about:
On my blog I talk about my life of confusion and dishonesty, what it did to me and my loved ones and how I have turned it around to become brilliant and gorgeous as a child of God is supposed to be.
I sincerely hope it gives you the inspiration that something can be done.

Wilma's Blog was created as the sister site to WomenLikeMe; an online learning community for women which is now closed.

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My Favorites:

Anastasia and The Ringing Cedars series

by Vladimir Megre

Co-Creative Science

by Machaelle Small Wright

Books on Thinking Differently:

A New Earth

by Eckhart Tolle

Love Without End

by Glenda Green

Ask and It is Given

by Esther & Jerry Hicks

The Biology of Belief

by Bruce Lipton

Trance of Scarcity

by Victoria Castle

Ringing Cedar Series

by Vladimir Megre

A Course in Miracles

Power of Now

by Eckhart Tolle

The Gift of Change

by Marianne Williamson

Soul in the Computer

by Barbara Waugh

The Active Side of Infinity

by Carlos Casteneda

The Tree of Knowledge

by Humberto Maturana

Books on Doing Different:

The Science of Getting Rich

by Wallace D. Wattle

Co-Creative Science

by Machaelle Small Wright

Tribes

by Seth Godin

Finding Your Own North Star

by Martha Beck

Presence

by Peter Senge

The New Agreements in the Workplace

by David Dibble

The Last Word on Power

by Tracy Goss

Books on
Relationships that Work

The Five Love Languages

by Gary Chapman

The Four Agreements

by Don Miguel Ruiz

The Way of the Superior Man

by David Deida

The Magdalene Manuscript

by Tom Kenyon & Judi Sion

Books on Living off the Land

Anastasia and The Ringing Cedars series

by Vladimir Megre

Perelandra Garden Workbook 1&2

by Machaelle Small Wright

Animal, Vegetable, Miracle

by Barbara Kingsolver

Once upon a time we were proud, capable women knowing what was good and building strong loving families. We knew what our role was and how to do it.
Then the wisdom that women had was eradicated. We became confused and muddled. This was my story too.

While we gained knowledge and careers, we became burdened by too many major roles. We started to limp in daily life, wondering how to do it all. On top of that our wisdom was taken over by an ego fed society who had values that were not serving human happiness.

The time has come to change that story. Ten years ago I set out to do my life differently; I realized that I had lost the plot. I had to return to my indigenous self who confidently tackles life and the humans in it.
What I have learned is the practical WomenLikeMe program.
On this blog I share snippets of this journey and that happy fulfilled living is indeed possible.
I am now a woman who can lead a family wisely.