I just checked voice mail for the past few days. To everyone with personality conflicts going on, please keep it to yourself. Learn to get along with whoever’s in your face that you think is maligning you or out to get you. Stop giving them power over your thoughts. They’re in your life because you’re vibrating in the same place. Get it? Grow up the hell up. Deal with it. Stop telling everyone about it. And I know it’s (kind of) different because you may be paying me to counsel you about it. But if you’ve been telling me the same story for the past few years, with all due respect, you need to let it go and stop wasting your time and money, NOW. There, I feel better. I still love you if you’re gossipy and bitchy and always complaining, I just must love you from afar. I know you understand.
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Creating more work for myself
Now this is how my mind works. About 5am, I was going to send a friend a note and thought, oh let me create an Easter card to include. Then I thought, let me create one for everyone and post it on Facebook. Then I thought, let me just create a website for it, since it happens every year. As I was looking for images, I thought WTF does a rabbit and painting Easter eggs have to do with the Christians honoring the resurrection of Christ? So I did some research and found some history and images I liked and created the website and posted it on Facebook and Twitter. You can see it here: http://www.horizonsmagazine.com/EasterOstara/index.html
Here it is almost three hours after I had the thought to send my friend a quick note wishing happy Easter, and instead created an entire website about it. That’s how my mind works. But now Easter morning has a more expanded meaning to me. I love knowing the deeper significance of holy days in the different traditions. For me today? I’m gonna stay home and play in my yard. I’ve got a lot of oak and pine deadfall I’m going to clear up, and it should be time to cut a new path in my west woods. There’s a lot of new growth on all the plants that were burnt by winter’s frost.
Have a good Easter. May your spirit be renewed by the promise that every day is a new beginning.
Andrea
I don’t try to fix irrational people
Ah, Easter weekend. Yesterday was my day to do billing for the May Horizons Magazine. It could be a four hour job but I take the time to update labels and listings at the same time, so sometimes it stretches into up to four days. I couldn’t let that happen this month since I didn’t have 4 days to spare. So yesterday was a race to the finish and I did it in time to get them to the post office. Continue reading
Me, Me, Me, It’s All About Me
GOD GRANT ME THE SERENITY
To accept the people I cannot change
Courage to change the one I can
And the wisdom to know it’s me.
AIN’T THAT THE TRUTH??
My Wednesday
I was real productive yesterday. I woke up wanting to stay in bed and goof off, but I had work to do. I figured I’d run into the office real fast and do the work, then rush back to bed for a nap. I put the April Horizons Magazine online – you can read your Horoscope here. I ran to the post office, opened mail, went to the bank, went by Jerky’s Jamaican and got some jerk chicken with rice and peas for lunch since I was on Palm Bay Road. Then I came home andwent around the yard picking up the deadfall and branches I’d cut away over the weekend. I cut back the dead fronds on my giant bird of paradise, dozens of them. My mulberry tree is full of giant broad leaves and new mulberries. I trimmed some branches since they’re very low to the ground now. It makes a nice shady spot to sit under. Two months ago it was bare and I could see my neighbor’s house. Now everything has its leaves again and not only are the turk’s cap and arbicola coming back, I have half a dozen night blooming jasmine coming up again. Life is good. Even if I never got my nap. Sometimes just knowing I can take a nap if I want helps me relax. As usual, it’s always only about my perception.
My Automatic Emotional Reactions Show Me What I Really Believe
I received a submission for an article and had an interesting reaction from an author’s publicist. The article was very short, and read: The Power of Reflexology to Transform Your Life (272 Words) In these stressful and uncertain times, isn’t it comforting to know that there is a centuries-old practice that can be profoundly calming and therapeutic? Congratulations! You’ve just discovered Reflexology. You’ve probably heard about it, but may not be exactly sure what it entails. Reflexology, is “an art and a science that is based on the principle that there are reflex points and areas in the feet that correspond to every organ, gland and part of the body,” according to ______ (the author of this article) , an internationally-renowned practitioner of Reflexology. There are nearly 15,000 nerves in the feet that innervate and soothe nerves throughout the body. Stimulating key pressure points on the feet strengthens the nervous system, immune system and circulatory system as well as the other systems in the body. There are also reflex points and areas on the ears and hands which, by skillful stimulation with hand, finger and thumb techniques, facilitate the body systems to greater balance. Reflexology is known to reduce physical and emotional stress, relieve pain, aid in overcoming addictions, and increase energy and focus. Evidence has shown Reflexology to cleanse toxins, assist with weight management, promote creativity, enhance fertility, improve circulation as well as providing an overall sense of well being. Reflexology – an ancient healing art available right now when we need it most. (end of article)
Andrea responded: K, hello and thanks for writing. We’re unable to use your article at this time. Bless you for the work you do. (signed) Andrea Continue reading
Stepping Out of the Frantic, Urgent Mode
Yesterday they delivered the April Horizons Magazine and we spent the day getting it into the mail and to the drivers. Subscribers: look for it by Friday. Stores: you’ll have it earlier. Each month I am surprised by how quickly the time flies in between one issue of the magazine and the next. My free time doesn’t begin the day the magazine goes to the printer, it begins a week later after the magazine has been delivered and all distributors have checked in. Then I get to sleep in and spend a few days running errands and attending to the rest of my life until I need to glue myself to the computer once again 10 days later. It’s a schedule that works well for me, however I have a tendency to try to hurry up and work as much as I can so that I can take lots of time off later. Later of course, that never comes. Continue reading
My Day at Jiffy Lube and Tire Kingdom
Since I stay busy with work and always have a bunch of big and little things to do, I’ve learned some tips and tricks that keep me motivated and not getting overwhelmed by it all. When I have to do maintenance type chores, like getting my oil changed, I put it on my To Do List so I can see it each day until I can stir up the entusiasm to jump up and get it done. I’ve had “change oil” on the list for 2 months, and yesterday morning I woke up wanting to go right to Jiffy Lube. I didn’t even step into the office first, I just jumped out of bed and left. That was my signal that I was in the perfect vibrational place to have a quick and easy experience. Continue reading
Basic Metaphysics, the 101 Lesson
Isn’t it interesting that it’s not the complex metaphysical principals that trip most people up; it’s the basic 101 messages like “we’re all connected” and “what goes around, comes around” and “what you focus on expands.”
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The Power of a Sisterhood Circle
I sat with some friends Sunday morning to welcome a new sacred space one of them had created in her side yard. Almost hidden beneath a huge and tangled Brazilian pepper tree, she’s created a magical faeryland with a tent as her writing and meditation room. I haven’t asked everyone permission, so I am not naming names, but it’s not the names that matter. What matters is that we’re a group that has come together in synchronistic fashion and as we all sat together, some of us for the first time in person, we all felt the bond of our sisterhood. Aged 28 to 58, we sat in a circle and honored the intention of the dedication of this sacred space. Continue reading
