Posts Tagged ‘gratitude’
From Feeling Alone to Interdependence: A Practice for Belonging
This world we live in is so incredibly beautiful and magical and yet, for those of us who feel alone, the world can seem overwhelming, hostile, oppressive, and scary. One of the greatest pains is feeling as if you are all alone in this world, like no one understands or sees you, even when you…
Read MoreIt Is Joy!
I know that life can be extremely challenging; however, ultimately, life is meant to be enjoyed. We only have a short time to experience this incredible world and the many gifts ki has to share.
Read MoreBeyond the Overwhelm
I recently was experiencing overwhelm. I know that I’m not alone in this as I’ve heard about overwhelm from my clients, students, friends, and family. Perhaps you too have been feeling this. Overwhelm has been a presence in my life before, especially when I was younger; however the pandemic situation exacerbates it. Overwhelm is not a bad thing. It is a sign. Your body is trying to get your attention, helping you to remember to enjoy life. These are suggestions that I have found to be useful for myself and my clients for dealing with overwhelm.
Walking in Gratitude, Becoming Worthy
As I walk the Sanctuary in gratitude during this time of year, I give even more emphasis towards the Ancestors of this Land. Today as I give my prayers of gratitude to them, I receive the message that one of the best ways in which we can honor the Ancestors of this Land and make amends for the horrors is to be good Stewards to the Land. To become worthy of the gift of living here.
Read MoreAre We Listening: Three Guidelines for Communicating with All Species
Through teaching Plant communication for nearly 20 years, I’ve noticed that many people struggle to communicate in general. Here are three guidelines for improving your communication with ALL species.
Read MoreThanksgiving, Gratitude, Abundance and Manifestation
Thanksgiving Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. I love gathering with my family, consuming large amounts of delicious food, and expressing my gratitude for the many gifts. When I was young, we always celebrated at my grandmother’s (Mimi’s) house. Our extended family would be there, generally with a few extras, whom Mimi was wrapping her wings…
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