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The Wise Woman Way: Dancing with Transition By Susun Weed One of the most important things to do in the midst of change and transition is to ‘go with the flow’. We’ve all heard the saying that what we resist persists. Most likely you too have discovered that when you resisted change it created friction, pain and suffering so let go.
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Ask Dr. Kelley: Shift Your Perspective By Dr. Kelley Taylor In life, there are barriers and roadblocks, twists and turns, stormy weather and days at the beach. Navigating life’s transitions may seem difficult at times, especially if the transition was unwanted or unexpected, but change and transition can actually be a wonderful opportunity for professional growth, personal satisfaction and inner peace. Here are six steps to navigating transition and maintain balance and peace along the way.
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The Key that Opens the Door to Extraordinary Families By Lori Radun Family rituals help you create extraordinary families and help define who your family is. They have the power to teach values and practical skills and create a level of trust to build between the parents and the child. Discover the five major purposes for creating family rituals.
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The Enlightened Mom: In the Darkness are Many Possibilities By Terri Amos-Britt Terri shares the intimate moment of her husband Steve’s unexpected passing and the tools that allowed her and the children to walk with grace through the grief and discover that even in the darkness there remains possibility. When we can embrace the darkness you have the power to learn about yourself, grow and open up to your heart.
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Feature: Aligning with Universal Laws for Your Highly Conscious Business By Jennifer Longmore There is a divine energy that moves through you AND your business, and when youlearn how to activate it, channel it, and accelerate it, particularly in your business, it will create results beyond your wildest imagination. Discover six of the Universal Laws to guide you in creating your highly conscious business.
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The Joy of Connecting: Capture Your Journal Your Journey By Bonnie Ross-Parker Journaling is a powerful way to regularly explore, clarify and acknowledge what’s happening in one’s life. It not only serves as a visual reminder of the passage of time but also has the power to bring us deeper into the wisdom within.
Growing Your Divine Business: Website Statistics –Yes, They are Imporant! By Kim Turcotte Specializes in supporting creative souls that panic at the word PLAN. Using her painless planning process Kim supports and
Children’s Emotional Intelligence: What Is It, Who Has It, and How to Get it by Charlotte Reznick, Ph.D. Emotional intelligence refers to five main emotional competency areas from Empathy to Emotional Self-Awareness. Notice where your children’s strengths and weaknesses are. We are all role models for our children; we all have a responsibility. Every time we interact with a child we have the opportunity to teach and model emotional intelligence and health. Children learn by what they see us do; our well-intentioned words must be backed up by our actions.
Creating Energetic Boundaries By Debra L. Reble, Ph.D. Creating healthy energetic boundaries is key to producing a positive flow of energy in our relationships. At heart, all our relationships are energetic exchanges—opportunities to become a conduit for life force energy. When energetic boundaries are in place, the resulting flow is growth promoting, first for ourselves and then for others.
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honors your creative, feminine nature and provides you with a structure that works for you so that you and your business can THRIVE!
colorscope By Elizabeth Harper
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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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