Awaken to Your Divine Self By Kala Ambrose


Prayers of Gratitude Create Empowering Change for the


The New Year provides a time of reflection and connection as we take the time to look back over the old year and celebrate the abundance in our lives. As we look across the proverbial table at the harvest we’ve collected, including our relationships with family and friends, it becomes remarkably clear that we are a sum of many parts and that each of these parts are interconnected and interact with each person in our lives.


As we reflect upon the New Year, we are presented with the oppor- tunity to review our connection on physical, mental, emotional and spiritual levels including; gathering the harvest (abundance), offering thanks for the bounty received (gratitude) and reviewing the results from the growing season


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(reflection) in order to plan for a new season of spring and renewal.


It is a propitious occasion to reflect upon the undertakings of the year,


time to offer gratitude to each person met this year, whether the encounter appeared to have been positive or not. By doing this each person who created an


“One of the greatest wisdom te


remember how powerful each of much energy is behind each prayer conscious thought is focused wit


using the opportunity to transform each experience into wisdom and restore balance if needed. In this spirit of contemplation, take the


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impact on one’s journey is honored at the soul level. In life all people are simultaneously teachers and students. It is difficult to fully


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