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Grace and the Family By Annie Burnside It’s important to model for your children that grace is the free- dom to live your truth, be your truth, and offer your truth to the world through your life lived. Children must be encouraged to value their own truth as they utilize what resonates with their soul to create future moments of their choice.
A Message through the Silence By Debra J. Snyder, PhD In an excerpt from her book, Intuitive Parenting: Listening to the Wisdom of Your Heart, Deb shares her personal exploration into heart- centered living stemming from her own unique experience with her daughter, Raegan Aria, who was born with a rare brain malformation. Raegan, who is nonverbal, used a form of energy communication to reach out to her highly intuitive mom in time of great medical crisis and thus saved her own life. After this amazing experience, Deb went on to study the science & theories behind energy and has launched HeartGlow to educate and inspire others to shine bright!
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The Joy of Connecting: The Joy of Grandparenting By Bonnie Ross-Parker Grandchildren are unique spirits. They are loving, innocent, beautiful, precious and special. Their only responsibility is to learn, observe, experiment and show us by their example that life is a miracle.
Saving Your Way Out of Debt: 10 Steps toward Real
Financial Freedom By Karen McCall Imagine how it would feel to have no worries about debt. There is a simple but powerful way to get out, and stay out, of debt. Discover the 10 steps toward saving your way out of debt and reaching financial freedom.
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Getting Support for Your Goals starts with Mindfulness By Jennifer Lee Whether you’re running a creative business, following your big dreams, or simply navigating your daily life, it can be tough going it alone. You can create a solid support structure in your personal and professional life and it begins with mindfulness. Mindful- ness will facilitate healthier relation- ships and will create more ease and flow as you move toward your goals.
The Conscious Parent: A New Way to Parent By Shefali Tsabary, Ph.D., The new way to parent doesn’t seek perfection in either the self or the other. In fact, such a word in itself is considered oppres- sive. Instead, the new paradigm looks for different jewels: au- thenticity, growth and transformation. If we listen to our children carefully - truly listen - we will discover that parenting is hardly about raising our children but raising ourselves .
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Feature: Activating the Power of 3 in Your Highly Conscious Business By Jennifer Longmore There is a divine energy that moves through you and your business, and when you learn how to activate it, channel it, and accelerate it in your business, it will create results beyond your wildest imagination. Your energy affects your business. If you are joyful about what you are offering and start each day with excitement and anticipation of all the good things that are ready and waiting to come your way, then you will create results beyond your wildest imagination.
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Growing Your Divine Business: Creating an Abundance of Client Relationships By Kim Turcotte There are several key components for successfully developing abundant client relationships, but the most successful client re- lationships all start with understanding exactly who the perfect client is for YOU. When you are really clear about who you serve, you are able to create products, services and marketing messages that resonate on a very deep and emotional level with those who need you most (your perfect client)!
colorscope By Elizabeth Harper
In Every Issue Contributors Letter from the Heart Conscious Business Directory
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Each issue features Colorscope, a unique system of color conscious and spirit guide centered messages designed as a proactive intuitive tool to access the wisdom of your soul.
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