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Magnificent Endeavors

Posted on January 6, 2016 15 Comments

Photo by Skywalker Payne On New Year’s Day, a friend sent me a joyful video of a small deer dancing in waves. It ran with grace and agility through high rolling water. As I watched it, I felt a glorious sense of freedom and abandon, an uplifting way to begin the year. Yesterday, I received a sterling silver ring made by […]

Wishing You Joy and Happiness This Holiday Season

Posted on December 19, 2015 3 Comments

Winter solstice dances in her long dark dress wraps you in her cold compelling caress fills you with memories and holiday stress reminds you of loved ones to address I send you wishes of joy, fullness, happiness, safety, peace, and gratitude. May your time with loved ones be filled with harmony and laughter. May your […]

You Too Can Heal Yourself

Posted on December 3, 2015 1 Comment

Click Here for Free Copy How many times have you healed yourself? Have you had a scrape and put a salve or aloe vera on it? Have you taken lemon and hot tea to stop that cough? Have you gargled with salt water to ease your sore throat? These are tried and true methods of self-healing. […]

Ready To Stop Being Overwhelmed?

Posted on November 28, 2015 Leave a Comment

Never have enough time to get anything finished? Do you feel sick and tired despite countless doctor visits? Is your stomach always in a knot? ALL THAT IS, BEYOND THE MEDICAL INDUSTRY – VITALITY THROUGH MINDFULNESS & GRATITUDE examines my journey through overwhelm to achieve the peace of equanimity. This book shares my experiences along with techniques and […]

Steps to Achieve Publication

Posted on November 21, 2015 Leave a Comment

I began with the dream of writing a best selling book. I set a date, and then another date, now it is December 12th. I took the following steps: wrote 1,000 words a day for eight weeks completed a manuscript of over 50,000 words paid for a developmental edit revised and cut the manuscript in half gained […]