Nov 6, 2012
I recently watched the pre-release of the wonderful new film, The Cure Is…, which is about the connection between our health, and our beliefs and thoughts.
I have long believed in the mind-body connection, and this film really solidified these beliefs even more. Years ago, I read Louise Hay’s beautiful book, You Can Heal Your Life, which was lifechanging. She helped me see that our thoughts become our reality, and we have the power to change our lives and heal our bodies.
We’ve More
Oct 17, 2012
Let’s play a game for a minute.
(I love games – in fact, Dan and I challenge each other to a game of Backgammon each night – he’s been on a winning streak lately, but I have a feeling the tables are about to turn in my favor…) Anyway – let’s pretend that you won a game, and the prize was a house of your choice. You could either move into a house filled with joy or a house filled with sorrow.
Which would you choose?
I would guess that the majority of us would More
Oct 13, 2012
Dan and I were playing mini golf yesterday, and towards the end of the course, we came across a wishing well. We each made a wish, kissed the pennies, and then threw them in. And we went about finishing the game. (We were tied up until the 17th hole, where I took 11 tries to hit the ball in. Needless to say, Dan won.) 🙂
But this whole wishing well idea got me thinking about intentions and goal setting and visioning our best life.
My friend, Steve Aitchison, recently posted on his More
Oct 3, 2012
We all have the best of intentions to create lasting change and live our best lives. If we find a new tip or tool that we are sure will make us feel better, we want to leap right in and integrate it into our lives. We want to be happier, more grounded, more full of life, joyful, grateful, and every other word that conjures up images in our head of a wonderful life.
And so – with the absolute best of intentions and a heart that’s only filled with excitement about the possibility for More
Sep 27, 2012
Dear you,
You don’t have to live this way. On the floor of your life, looking up and seeing that crack of light, reaching out to it – wanting so badly to get up and move toward it – but feeling too tired and hopeless and just too overwhelmed to move closer.
You don’t have to live this way. With fear closing in all around you – keeping you all caged up. Like a bird who yearns to fly – who know how to fly – More
