Think how you would like energy to help you (remove a block, heal a sore knee?). Then ask it to help and spend a few moments concentrating on it. This is how energy can help you in your daily life.
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Learning to say ‘no’ to cancer was something I discovered when a suspicious mass showed up on a mammogram back in 2007. Here’s how I dealt with it, and how you can create a mantra to deal with adversity. But first, what is the issue? What are you facing? Learn your options!
In this article posted from The Wellness Universe, I talk about how important it is to say goodbye to our dead. We are grieving, and so are they, and saying goodbye helps both sides move on. It doesn’t mean we can’t continue to connect with them over time, but it acknowledges that a change has occurred, and keeps the energy moving.
Our sacred work is taking responsibility and understanding that we all live in community, and that the only way community succeeds is if we are all responsible for our actions. How do we live our sacred work in our daily lives?
Lately I’ve seen a lot of people stuck in grief. There is no timetable for grief, but there are clues that you might need to get a handle on it. As much as we love our dead, we are in different realms. We honor them, and ourselves, by understanding that and loving on. Yes, loving on, which honors our relationship and allows us to live on without them.
We all have energy boundaries. We just don’t know how to manage them. In this intuitive moment we look at how energy works and how daily life affects our energy boundaries.
We each matter to the world. We each have our own genius. After attending the musical Hamilton, I was struck again by the many experiences we have over lifetimes—many bodies, one soul. Who will tell your story? How do we contribute as a community?
We are here in bodies to grow our souls. That starts by loving ourselves first, no matter what. It is hard: we think it’s ego or we lack the confidence to love ourselves even though we make mistakes.
