Thanks for the comment. I agree, this is also a common experience of cooking…it is the point at which it ceases to be obligatory and actually becomes art!

As you picked up on, I’m also a big fan of the Hero’s Journey and incorporate it into my workshops and coaching style as well…I have found using the model to be of enormous value to both me and my clients !

Here’s to the “field of bliss”…and the “opening doors”!!!

Much love,

PK

This is exactly the kind of thing I think of when making fudge. I think what makes mixing things so powerful is that we witness the melding of dissimilar ingredients.

I blogged about my secret fudge recipe at http://heroization.com/blog/secret-fudge-tantalizes-your-palate/ and included the YouTube video where I demonstrate. THe mood you’re in, the environment, quality ingredients and that secret element – which I reveal later but it is a spiritual aspect.

I really love your approach and know we can be of value to each other. I work a lot with the hero’s journey and know its secret – that all the questing and dealing with what seems to be outside ourselves are really there to help us go inward.

Follow your bliss!

Ronda