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It helps, if you're going to read this blog, to become familiar with Lisa's book Shape Shifting--reclaiming your perfect body but it's not necessary. It's also helpful if you're familiar with metaphysics and/or the writings of Neale Donald Walsch, Abraham-Hicks, Wayne Dyer, Carolyn Myss, Louise Hay, etc. Or, perhaps you've just seen the movie The Secret and wonder what this Law of Attraction stuff is all about!
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The Shape Shifters Workbook is now available, and the audio book on CD is in the works!
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Wow! What a stunning headline to wake up to. Richard Jeni, one of my all-time favorite comics, killed himself over the weekend:
Such sad news. Even with my own personal beliefs about death (that it's not an ending, just a transition into another form of being that is way cooler than this physical one) my heart still goes out to the man who was apparently in enough pain to shoot himself in the head, in order to end it.
I met Jeni once. I was performing at the Funny Firm in Chicago and he was on the bill later in the week. He was hanging out with the local comics (of which I was one) and seemed like a very nice man. In fact, he even let me bum a cigarette.
However, my best memories of Rich Jeni are of a performance that Jeff and I attended in Los Angeles. I laughed so hard my sides literally ached and it was hard to breathe. My God, he was a funny, funny man. What a tremendous loss to the comedy world.
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