We all have too much on our plates; to the point where we spend our time running around from one thing to the next without truly being in the moment. And because we have so much going on, we tend to overlook our health and well-being in the process.
Category: Symmetry
June 2012: Space & Time
Space and time are what make our existence on Earth possible to manage. Without it, everything would appear a cosmic jumble, beyond our human capabilities to handle.
December 2011: Letting Go
Download the December 2011 Mandala of the month We often hear the phrase just “let it go.” And yet we … More
November 2011: The Awakening
Download the November 2011 Mandala of the month I receive Vernon Howard’s Daily “Secrets of Life” emails. The posting for … More
October 2011: Open Heart
What does it mean to have an open heart? When we talk about it medically, we usually associate it with open heart surgery for when you have something so seriously wrong with your heart that it requires the surgeon to open up your chest in order to fully access the heart so it can be repaired.
April 2011: Trust
The idea of “trust” seems to be popping up everywhere for me and others around me. It can be a big issue outside of ourselves…can we trust the media, our government, our boss, our neighbors, our family? While all important, the trust I speak of with this month’s mandala refers to self trust.
October 2010: Yin Yang
As human beings we live in a dualistic world; a world of opposites. What often ends up happening is that the two opposites tend to oppose each other.
September 2010: My Happy Place
Okay so even though this month’s MOTM is titled “My Happy Place”, it’s really about your happy place, about you finding and being in your own happy place.
January 2010 – Harmony
Up until this morning I had little idea of what January’s MOTM would be. Then I woke up from a short but powerful dream. When I finished analyzing it I realized that I need to create more harmony and balance in my life.
November 2009 – Grateful
Before and during my recent travels to and from South Carolina, I found myself using the “H” (hate) word a lot.
