Street Preachers
1) “God doesn’t like it when you are mad.”-Mom told us this whenever she found that we were mad at people, places and things.
2) “We all have the same God.-Mom Did not care what religion people practiced. All mom cared about was that people believe and obey God
3) “It’s OK; Jesus was a Jew.”-Mom Said this when she was told that her grand Daughter was marrying a man of the Jewish Faith
4) “Stay close to God and you will never get lost.”-Mom these words came from mom’s mouth at the appropriate time
5) “God takes care of all of his sheep.”-Mom wanted us to know that God was for everyone
6) “My father used to say, ‘You have to be ready for when the call comes.’ He used to say that all the time.” Mom learned this from her father and passed it down to us. She would say you never know. Two sons 57 and 62 died suddenly in 2003 mom’s words prepared them for that day
7) “Whatever you say or do, God knows.-mom wanted us to know that there is no such thing as a secret
8) Jesus is my friend-Dad loved Jesus. Unlike mom, he did not care for the Church I never did find out but something happened in his life to turn him away from the Church
9) I love to read about Jesus-Dad chose Jesus as his number one teacher, this does not mean that dad was without fault, he was just a regular guy but had a great value system that he took from Jesus
10) God will help you when you need him-Dad told this to us all the time, especially when things got a little rough for us
11) “The mother and father of a priest are good people-Mom adored priests, thought they were the closest to God, and she thought that the parents who had priests as children were Angels
12) “Go to church.”-Mom believed that it was in the Church that answers would come to you.
13) God has good plans for you do not worry... Dad said these words when any of us felt lost or rejected in some way
14) When you are mad, you make up and go to the alter. Mom believed that you should not hold grudges, and that you should pray for forgiveness, and forgiving
15) Everybody has a heavy cross to carry Tuchy Mom believes everyone, is struggling to make it in life
16) The most important thing you can do is go to church, you will do everything right. Tuchy
17) If you are mad at somebody the heart does not work right. This was mom’s way of saying resentment and anger hurt you more than the person you are resentful towards or mad at
18) The ones I talk too, I say you better pray.
19) That’s one thing you have to do is decide. Mom was big on letting us make our own choices in life. With this freedom we felt free to do what worked for us
20) You should tell the children, that they are god’s children. You should tell everyone, the parents too”
21) Whatever you do in your heart god knows. He knows your heart.
22) “You have two roads, the narrow one and the wide one, the wide one you can do everything.” The wide road is the devil’s the narrow road is Jesus, its hard to find again Mom’s way of saying to take the high road
23) I like to try new things all the time, I try anything.” “You gotta try new things that’s how you learn. Mom was never afraid to try new things. Mom did most of her experiments with food, and with plants and vegetables
From the books Josephine In Her Words and Phil In His Words
Such a gift
(C) Tuchy Palmieri may 2011
© Tuchy palmieri permission is granted to reprint any and all of this
Curriculum Vitae of Tuchy Palmieri
Education
• University of Bridgeport -- BS Marketing
• Post graduate courses at NYU
• Countless self study courses in health, religion, spirituality, self help, and personal growth.
• Attended motivational and spiritual workshops from Tony Robbins, , Werner Erhard, Justin Sterling, Zig Zigler, Wayne Dyer, M. Scott Peck, Deepak Chopra Carolyn Myss, Barbra Brennan, and others
• Training seminars The Sedona method, the Silva method, Neuro-linguistic Programming, Dale Carnegie‘s basic and leadership courses.—
• Health and healing workshops -The Way to health at The Kushi Institute (Macrobiotic cooking method), Living lite (raw food course with meal preparation) Perfect Health at The Chopra Center (included Ayurvedic food preparation)
• Completed numerous readings and listening to audio tapes of programs from people such as Dennis Waitley, Norman Vincent Peale, Steve Covey, Thich Nhat Hanh, John Gray, Brian Tracy, Sam Shoemaker, And Og Mandino, Tony Robbins, Wayne Dyer, Scott Peck, Werner Erhard, Emmet Fox, and others
• Web information
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www.healing-habits.com
Accomplishments
• Certified Catholic Minister of the word having completed the two year Daystar Program, concluded in a Pilgrimage to the Holy Land.
• Founded, operated, sold, and then retired from a corporation in the computer sales and service, which employed 38 people in inner city.
1) Winner of highest award for achievement at the Dale Carnegie courses.
2) Conducted as retreat leader religion/spiritual 12 step orientation weekends.
3) Recipient of the Governor’s Award for Connecticut inner city Entrepreneurship.
• Upon Retirement, founded Healing-Habits a firm dedicated to helping people through the written and spoken word.
• Published and/or written 25 books in the genres of inspiration, motivation, spirituality, health, and religion
• A regular contributor to the AuthorsDen, under the Pen name Tuchy Palmieri consisting of Short stories, poetry and articles.
• Workshop leader on Goal setting/achievement, relationships, effective listening and relationships
• 40 years experience leading discussion meetings, seminars and workshops
• Mentored, ministered and sponsored numerous cross addicted people in recovery.
• Featured in a number of magazines, newspapers, and talk shows
• A regular participant in the Author’s roundtable in Borders, and a guest on numerous spiritual and talk radio programs
Memberships
• 26 years as a leader and member of the local Sterling Institute of Relationship men’s team
• 25 years in 12 step programs related to relationships, food addictions, & substance abuse
• Annual participant in Matt Talbot and/or religious retreats at Holy Family Retreat house
• SIA - Self Improvement Association
• Member of the Better Business Bureau
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