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Divine Mother/Father, take me into your divine embrace. Make me one with your Spiritual intentions. Allow me to gently enter your Divine intended flow, to receive your Divinely intended gifts into my heart, my soul, my Spirit, my life. Help me to open myself to you and all that you foresee for me in this life.In Divine purpose, Amen May

So, who’s feeling it? Who’s been grossly aware of that pull, that tug, that new stuff is coming? You have no idea what it is, but you know without question, that shits about to go down. For some its super exciting, it feels fresh, new, alive! You love it!! For others, it feels ominous, looming almost. The questions, without answers,

I’ve been talking a lot lately to clients, friends, audiences about “finding your enough story”. So much of our lives we spend feeling like we’re not doing it right, asking ourselves if its good enough for some unknown criteria, from some unrecognized person in our heads. People, you’re enough. But, let’s face it, NOTHING brings out our “not enough” story

I think change as we age is normal, but not necessarily do I always find it desirable. My skin isn’t as even as it used to be, my cellulite is worse than ever, I’ve gained weight as my body has changed and with that, my mind is not as quick or as accurate with the memories. “I told you that

I arrived at my parents farm last night to a huge branch broken from one of my apple trees. My Dad walked up as I was surveying the damage, “I don’t know if it was the wind, or just plain the weight of the apples. It’s just overloaded. I wish we could spread them out more from year to year

I’ve been working with lots of people, ok women, lately, who are gifted as amazing, fantastic givers. They give to their spouses, their kids, their neighbors, their co-workers, their husband’s cousins, their community. Give, give, give, give, give. They’re wonderful…at giving!! These same beautiful people, when we talk about “what’s in it for you?” fall into tears. Their perception of

So often in life we get busy. Most of us are busy squared; running here, running there, running everywhere. “Busy” has become an epidemic. So, we’re most of us are left in a life that is constantly demanding we set aside what we “want” or what is “good for us”, to accomplish the busy. As I’ve gotten older, I’ve many