So, how do you calculate your home’s number? Add up all the numbers, for example: this picture shows the address numbers are 188. 1 + 8 + 8 = 17. Then add those numbers up until you end up with one number. 1 + 7 = 8. 8 is your house number. When we were...Read More
Mindfulness Monday Today’s journal prompt: I am in the middle of a one year coaching program , The Quantum Leap Program with Anahata Ananda who owns Shamangelic Healing in Sedona. In this month’s module, Anahata quotes Jim Rohn, who famously said, “You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.”...Read More
Feng Shui tips to create a “Power Spot” in your Garden This is the power spot in my garden. I originally assumed when I created my meditation garden, the benches facing the Buddha were the “power spot.” However, I constantly felt myself drawn to this twisty juniper tree. These trees are said to be twisty...Read More
Once you have committed to a Mindfulness practice, use crystals to help you clear your mind and deepen your spiritual connection. Some of my favorites: • Amethyst • Clear Quartz • Selenite • Angel Aura Quartz • Angelite • Labradorite From Crystal365 by Heather Askinose: 1. Hold your crystals in your hands and say out...Read More
If you are working from home as so many of us are, there are a few things you can do to help transition from “work” to “home” time. I recently spoke with @Claire on this topic. You can see our chat on my feed (go back 3 posts) or on you.tube. https://youtu.be/ucYGGOF4qsU . • Clean...Read More
The THIRD step to beginning a Mindfulness practice Step #1 Attending to the Breath Step #2 Create an Informal practice Step #3 The Formal Practice: Mindfulness Meditation “The most profound way to cultivate mindfulness is through formal meditation. The term formal implies that you take a specific portion of time and find a conducive environment...Read More
Step #1 was Attending to the Breath. Step #2 is creating an INFORMAL PRACTICE “Informal practice is a way of cultivation awareness and accept and within our every day activities and tasks. there are many tings we do regularly on autopilot: get out of bed, feed our pets, water the plants, take a shower, brush...Read More
In my last blog, I defined Mindfulness, as I learned it in class at MIRAVAL. Today, I want to share the FIRST of the beginning steps we were taught to help us cultivate a daily practice. #1. ATTENDING TO THE BREATH “The most basic way to cultivate mindfulness is by bringing attention to the breath....Read More
Mindfulness I was fortunate to spend several days at MIRAVAL last week. I attended several classes on Mindfulness, since it is at the core of Miraval’s philosophy. I thought I would share some of what I learned in my Mindfulness at MIRAVAL class. So, what is Mindfulness? “Mindfulness is the simple practice of bringing awareness...Read More
