Love & Light to you all!
We are all consciously & universally connected; there is a great need to love ourselves and one another unconditionally. If we all could do this even for a moment once a day it would bring about a positive change for all humanity. Please join me on a daily exploration of love, light and positivity. (No religion here, just LOVE)
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Is being gay a choice? - Ask Teal
This is a fantastic video. Teal has a great YouTube channel if you are interested in watching.
Thanks for watching and please spread LOVE, not judgement or hatred.
Love & Light to you all!
Love & Light to you all!
Monday, February 4, 2013
20 Small Acts of Kindness (SAKS)
The other day I promised a list of SAKS (Small Acts of Kindness) that you can easily incorporate into your daily life. My sincere apology for the delay. I'm sorry.
I should know better than to promise something at a specific time. Life always throws curve balls and priorities change. BUT here is the list...though just a little late. :)
Here are 20 to get you started. They may not be a Top 20 or the most inspirational 20 but they are easy little ways to introduce SAKS into your life...
1. Open a door for someone
2. Stop your car (when legally appropriate, like in a parking lot) to let someone else have the right of way, and do it with a smile.
3. If you think of saying something negative about someone, stop, think and either be silent or say something positive.
Sometimes we don't know the reasons or story behind why someone acts a certain way. Just try, for a moment, to give them the benefit of the doubt and think to yourself "It's not their fault". At times it can be difficult to be sympathetic, but if you make a conscious effort, it works a lot easier than acting on impulse.
4. When you go out for dinner, really look your waitress in the eye and say "Thank you" with meaning and a smile. Even if they are in a bad mood, tell them thank you every time you ask for something. And if you want to be really nice, add an extra dollar or two above what you usually tip.
5. SAKs of LOVE! It doesn't matter if you live in a small city or a large one, in today's economy there are people in need everywhere. Even if you only have $5 to spare, you can go to any store and buy a pair of socks, gloves, scarf, blanket, coat, tooth brush, toothpaste, non-perishable foods..anything useful and either hand deliver it to someone homeless or take it as a donation to a local food pantry or homeless shelter. You can also donate pet food or money to a local animal shelter or simply make an donation online to any charity you wish. Give. It feels good.
6. Pick up a piece of trash. This one is simple and you may think it's not "for someone" but it is, it is for all of us. It is for the beauty and cleanliness of our home, our planet.
7. Tell a family member, friend or love in your life something honest and special about them that you love. It will brighten their day and also brighten yours.
8. At the store, take the 2-5 minutes to return your cart to to the appropriate place instead of leaving it in a parking spot or halfway on a curb. The person who has to collect them may not notice a big difference, but maybe someone will see you doing it and also do it too.
9. Relinquish justice! If someone is rude to you, say something kind in return or just smile and walk away. Let karma and the universe handle their negativity. Don't let their negativity enter your sphere.
10. Send a kind thought to the universe for someone. If you are religious, say a prayer. If you are not religious, just think or say something positive and hopeful for them and send it out to the universe.
11. Donate art supplies, unused musical instruments or even your time to a local school. With government budget cuts, the arts in schools have been suffering. Help your local schools even in a small way. Memorizing and reciting facts does not inspire creativity in children. Art, dance, music and theatre do. Even if you offer to sew costumes for the musical, donate money to the marching band and colorguard/ dance team, or take scraps of fabric to the sewing class to teach quilting - it's something! :)
12. Say thank you to someone! This could be your parents, your teacher, your assistant, the receptionist - someone that is important in your every day life that you don't usually remember to thank. They will love it!
13. Learn to forgive. If there is something that you did or someone did to you, write a letter to yourself or that person (without sending it to them), express your feelings and then shred (or delete) it and LET IT GO. Never bring it up again. If your heart or your mind brings it up again, embrace it with love and release it. It is difficult but over time (time does cure most things) you will think of it less and less until it is gone.
14. Give a flower (or flowers) to a random person. You don't have to say anything, or say whatever you want like "This is to brighten your day". It is guaranteed to make them smile.
15. Give up your seat. If you are on a subway, bus or waiting at a busy doctor's office, give your seat up for someone else. If you have your purse or bag on the seat next to you, put your things in your lap and make room for the person to sit next to you.
16. Visit a nursing home. Even if you just spend an hour sitting and listening, they will appreciate the company. If you wish to do more, just ask what they need. Donating a Wii system (bowling has entertained my grandmother many days), a karaoke system (plenty of laughs all around), your talents (musical performance one evening or knitting class) or even just walking your dog around to visit the residents will brighten their day.
17. Leave a small gift in your mailbox for the mail person. A kind note of thanks, homemade cookies or a hand warmer packet..they will love it. Make sure to put (for my special delivery person or their name if you know it, of course)
18. Do a friend a favor even if it isn't convenient or "fun" for you. Go a little out of your way to make someone else's life a bit easier and you will be guaranteed to make their day.
19. Say you are sorry. If you know you are in the wrong, just say it - and mean it. It's one of the hardest things to do in life. When, and if, you need to say it, say it with meaning and look the person in the eyes. It means more to them than they will probably be able to vocalize.
20. Last but not least, give yourself a hug or tell yourself, "I Love you" Before a person can be kind to others, they need to learn to be kind to themselves. We always beat ourselves up mentally and emotionally. We must all remember, we are not perfect, we are perfectly ourselves.
Love & Light to you all!
I should know better than to promise something at a specific time. Life always throws curve balls and priorities change. BUT here is the list...though just a little late. :)
Here are 20 to get you started. They may not be a Top 20 or the most inspirational 20 but they are easy little ways to introduce SAKS into your life...
1. Open a door for someone
2. Stop your car (when legally appropriate, like in a parking lot) to let someone else have the right of way, and do it with a smile.
3. If you think of saying something negative about someone, stop, think and either be silent or say something positive.
Sometimes we don't know the reasons or story behind why someone acts a certain way. Just try, for a moment, to give them the benefit of the doubt and think to yourself "It's not their fault". At times it can be difficult to be sympathetic, but if you make a conscious effort, it works a lot easier than acting on impulse.
4. When you go out for dinner, really look your waitress in the eye and say "Thank you" with meaning and a smile. Even if they are in a bad mood, tell them thank you every time you ask for something. And if you want to be really nice, add an extra dollar or two above what you usually tip.
5. SAKs of LOVE! It doesn't matter if you live in a small city or a large one, in today's economy there are people in need everywhere. Even if you only have $5 to spare, you can go to any store and buy a pair of socks, gloves, scarf, blanket, coat, tooth brush, toothpaste, non-perishable foods..anything useful and either hand deliver it to someone homeless or take it as a donation to a local food pantry or homeless shelter. You can also donate pet food or money to a local animal shelter or simply make an donation online to any charity you wish. Give. It feels good.
6. Pick up a piece of trash. This one is simple and you may think it's not "for someone" but it is, it is for all of us. It is for the beauty and cleanliness of our home, our planet.
7. Tell a family member, friend or love in your life something honest and special about them that you love. It will brighten their day and also brighten yours.
8. At the store, take the 2-5 minutes to return your cart to to the appropriate place instead of leaving it in a parking spot or halfway on a curb. The person who has to collect them may not notice a big difference, but maybe someone will see you doing it and also do it too.
9. Relinquish justice! If someone is rude to you, say something kind in return or just smile and walk away. Let karma and the universe handle their negativity. Don't let their negativity enter your sphere.
10. Send a kind thought to the universe for someone. If you are religious, say a prayer. If you are not religious, just think or say something positive and hopeful for them and send it out to the universe.
11. Donate art supplies, unused musical instruments or even your time to a local school. With government budget cuts, the arts in schools have been suffering. Help your local schools even in a small way. Memorizing and reciting facts does not inspire creativity in children. Art, dance, music and theatre do. Even if you offer to sew costumes for the musical, donate money to the marching band and colorguard/ dance team, or take scraps of fabric to the sewing class to teach quilting - it's something! :)
12. Say thank you to someone! This could be your parents, your teacher, your assistant, the receptionist - someone that is important in your every day life that you don't usually remember to thank. They will love it!
13. Learn to forgive. If there is something that you did or someone did to you, write a letter to yourself or that person (without sending it to them), express your feelings and then shred (or delete) it and LET IT GO. Never bring it up again. If your heart or your mind brings it up again, embrace it with love and release it. It is difficult but over time (time does cure most things) you will think of it less and less until it is gone.
14. Give a flower (or flowers) to a random person. You don't have to say anything, or say whatever you want like "This is to brighten your day". It is guaranteed to make them smile.
15. Give up your seat. If you are on a subway, bus or waiting at a busy doctor's office, give your seat up for someone else. If you have your purse or bag on the seat next to you, put your things in your lap and make room for the person to sit next to you.
16. Visit a nursing home. Even if you just spend an hour sitting and listening, they will appreciate the company. If you wish to do more, just ask what they need. Donating a Wii system (bowling has entertained my grandmother many days), a karaoke system (plenty of laughs all around), your talents (musical performance one evening or knitting class) or even just walking your dog around to visit the residents will brighten their day.
17. Leave a small gift in your mailbox for the mail person. A kind note of thanks, homemade cookies or a hand warmer packet..they will love it. Make sure to put (for my special delivery person or their name if you know it, of course)
18. Do a friend a favor even if it isn't convenient or "fun" for you. Go a little out of your way to make someone else's life a bit easier and you will be guaranteed to make their day.
19. Say you are sorry. If you know you are in the wrong, just say it - and mean it. It's one of the hardest things to do in life. When, and if, you need to say it, say it with meaning and look the person in the eyes. It means more to them than they will probably be able to vocalize.
20. Last but not least, give yourself a hug or tell yourself, "I Love you" Before a person can be kind to others, they need to learn to be kind to themselves. We always beat ourselves up mentally and emotionally. We must all remember, we are not perfect, we are perfectly ourselves.
Love & Light to you all!
Sunday, February 3, 2013
Amazing Interviews by Lilou Mace - From Angels to Quantum Medicine and every connectivity in between!
If you get a chance, check out Lilou Mace on her website or her YouTube channel. She has so many great interviews! Her topics include, synchronicity, angels, love, money, medicine, law of attraction, mindset, fears, stress, animals, nutrition, NDE's, OBE's, creativity, happiness, success, soul mates, leadership, parenting, faith, God, Karma, Spirituality...the list goes on and on!
Here is one great example of her work. Here is her interview with Dr. Allan Hunter.
Here is one great example of her work. Here is her interview with Dr. Allan Hunter.
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