Although I personally celebrate Christmas, I honor all the holidays this winter, and wish you peace, joy and abundance. In honor of my tradition of gift-giving for Christmas, I am sending you a recording of my favorite holiday book, by Berkeley Breathed. I read it each Christmas and have personally bought about 3 dozen copies […]
Quelling Trauma With Meridian Interventions
September 11, 2013 by
‘What don’t you want?,’ he asked me. It didn’t take me long to find the answer: I don’t want to do just anything in order to make a ‘niche’ for myself. I didn’t want to confine myself to one thing that felt ‘too small’ or wouldn’t capture my full attention. Which led me to the “Aha! moment”: I didn’t want to do anything that my whole heart wasn’t in. So I thanked Gene Monterastelli, and then started writing this post to you all. And now I ask you: Do you ever find yourself doing things because …you think you should…or someone told you it was smart business..or you just feel it’s a good marketing move?
Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about researcher and author Brene Brown’s concept of ‘wholeheartedness’, and what that means to me. I’m beginning to think it’s about being fully human.
SELF-SABOTAGE
June 16, 2013 by
“WILDFLOWERS DON’T CARE WHERE THEY GROW” Do you know that song by country legend, Dolly Parton? She sang it years ago, but it stuck with me; the ease and freedom with which wild flowers grow is the kind of feeling I use EFT to access. Dolly’s songs have that simple, easy freedom, and are often […]