New Beginnings

Let peace guide you through your new beginnings.

Peace is ok. It can bother people when you have peace in difficult situations. But their idea of peace is for them. Peace for you can look very different. The important thing is that your daily goals and habits that lead to your peace are being checked off. Discipline leads to peace. Consistency leads to peace. Finding peace in the mundane leads to even more peace.

Find your way to peace allow it to be yours.

We’re talking about Peace this week.

The best gift you can give especially during the holidays when we’re scrambling in the cold dark months, is peace. I think taking intentional steps to find peace is important. Where action originates are our thoughts so today I wanted to share a few affirmations that focus on peace.

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Here’s a couple affirmation from zannakeithley.com/

All is well with my soul.
I know deep inner peace.
Eternal peace flows to and through me.
I am calm, patient, and peaceful.

Read all 35 here

Do you have a affirmation about peace to share? I’d love to hear it.

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Peace

It’s something worth finding and giving.

One of the questions in my daily journal is, “What do I want to manifest?” Lately, my number one desire is peace. Peace in my daily routines. Peace with the ones I love. Peace in the middle east and most importantly peace inside myself. Peace leads to joy and together peace and joy lead to love. Deep and profound love. There’s no better love than the deep kind.

Doors!

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I love doors. Look at them! There’s a million shapes and sizes. They can lead to great things or to places you never want to go again. I’m sorry for the doors you entered where you were not valued but let me give you a space where you can enter these doors and be valued for being exactly who you are.

How do my weekly “Doors” posts work?

On these blog posts, I insert a picture of an amazing door and then I insert a safe link to somewhere on the interweb. There will never be anything inappropriate on the other side of these doors. What I hope resides on the other side of these doors is inspiration.

Door Link for cellphones

Welcome Home

The purpose of this week was to be mindful of all the things that make up your home. There’s a million ways to make being alive a more meaningful place for you. Have a place to call home is one of them. Home doesn’t have to be one physical place. It can be the people you’re around, the activity you’re doing, or even being in the state of doing nothing at all. You get to choose. That’s what’s so about creating your home. It’s uniquely yours.

What did you think about these posts? Where do you find yourself at home? Is your heart there?

Home is When I’m Writing

Home is where the heart is.

This week’s theme is about minding your home.

Home is whereever we feel a strong sense of connection.

It took me some time to understand my writing space. Writing for me overflows into all of these spaces. Writing for me requires material, emotional, social, mental, and spiritual spaces. So minding those things is a big deal for me since I’m a writer.

“The arts are not a way to make a living. They are a very human way of making life more bearable. Practicing an art, no matter how well or badly, is a way to make your soul grow, for heaven’s sake. Sing in the shower. Dance to the radio. Tell stories. Write a poem to a friend, even a lousy poem. Do it as well as you possibly can. You will get an enormous reward. You will have created something.” 
― Kurt Vonnegut, A Man Without a Country