05, 10, 15 | Monday Mantras
Peace by Peace – I Reach! You are connected to everything you need to instantly be filled with peace. Be in a state of a “peace by peace” momentum. In a deep breath. In a shift of thought. In a change of perspective. In a smile. And in the simple act of giving a hug. Keep reaching and connecting with your day peace by peace. No matter what your day or week encounters use this powerful mantra… “Peace by Peace – I Reach” it will sharpen your focus and invite your inspiring presence and guidance to lead you to all your next best intentions! Namaste, Anne
01, 01, 15 | Inspire the Fire, Inspiring Ideas, Moon Beams & Dreams
I embrace family, love family. I am a family person. I come from a big family, and like many others may have experienced, my holidays have been riddled with family dramas. There are so many ways the dramas show up with holiday festivities as opinions, dysfunctions, addictions and long standing antics that mix with pure doses of love and family bonding. Despite all those twists and turns of agendas and dramas that USED to churn their own twists and turns on my insides, I have had the best Christmas and holiday ever. I have spent so much of my life trying to get inside that place where I was untouched by the swirling craziness or lack of it because of disconnection. Neither extreme felt like home to me. There was a time when it felt so hard to get into that place when the very immediate and primary family I was creating began to have unsettling dynamics. My primary family didn’t feel like an “at home peace”. This Christmas has the most confirming to me for the inner work I have done to get here. It took honor, deep truthful self-honor. It was tough, one of the hardest decisions of my life, to step toward what I call, “getting inside my life”. There were so many unknowns I had to cross, especially with having young kids because I wanted to do right by them. I wanted so badly to have health, peace, love and connection in my core family unit. My soul craved it, yearned for it. I longed for that comforting family belonging. Why was it so hard...
