Your physical body is your most direct home (hotel, really) because it hosts your true self. As you take care of it (or not), synergistically and by the Principle of Cause & Effect, it takes care of you right back. By consciously and knowledgeably giving it what it needs, this attention and care will yield the result or effect of providing you with energy, a magnificent glow, vibrancy…in other words, physical health. If we apply the Principle of Correspondence, which states,”As is above, so is below. As is below, so is above,” to this same body/home concept, we will see that taking care of our house or apartment will also have a result or effect on our internal being, this time giving us inspiration, motivation, and support. Of course, this is all there for all of us, if we choose it. Read More…
When we were children, we spent loads of time playing. Our parents organized play dates for us and, if we weren’t eating or sleeping, we were, well, playing. During most of our day, we used our creativity, imagination, sense of humor and innate resourcefulness. Then, as we got older, playtime got shorter and shorter, and for some, it now nonexistent. Usually, this happens because we think we have no time for silly things like play. Some blame it on their demanding jobs. Others say (as if this line automatically excuses them from it): “I have kids”.
Depriving yourself of your daily dose of playtime generally seems to be a societal habit that was never questioned or thought about, so it was passed down through generations as an assumed requisite to being an adult. What we are forgetting is this: Playtime was healthy for us as children, and it is healthy for us as adults. It’s our birthright as creative beings and it is our responsibility as conscious adults to engage in it. Whether we are tired (probably due to malnourishment) or way too busy (remember, you designed your life), playtime is a must-have ingredient for a holistically healthy lifestyle. Read More…
Who you are cannot fit on a sheet of paper. But maybe you have grown accustomed to thinking that the skills represented by the jobs outlined in your curriculum vitae are all you have to offer an employer – or any other potential partner in any sphere of your life, for that matter. Today, I’m asking you to rethink that idea.
Let’s explore what you could be beyond that. Let’s call these other atypical, non-resume items…added value. Read More…
What does it mean to be spiritually active? We ask ourselves daily questions about what we should wear, what movie to watch, which dessert to order. But we don’t ask ourselves much about our relationship to our spirit, beyond what we think about the world directly in front of us and what our senses can perceive.
Who am I? Who or what created me? Why am I here? Am I doing what I came here to do? If not, what do I need to do to be on track? Does this feel like the right path for me? All of these questions lead you to one thing: a connection with your spirit. Read More…
