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Inspirations From a Keyboard: Control-Alt-Delete

Posted by on Sep 25, 2013 in awareness, outside the box, paying attention, personal growth | 5 comments

One of the most valuable tools I offer my clients is to practice paying attention. To slow down enough to notice the details around us. To be still long enough to hear the quieter, stronger voice inside. Often, we are so distracted by the noise and activity of our daily lives that we are oblivious to the beauty, the wisdom, the inspiration of what is right...

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How Not to Live in the Past

Posted by on Aug 28, 2013 in exercise, mindsets, paying attention, personal growth, present moment, regret, Uncategorized | 1 comment

  Marika and Mabel went back to Arizona yesterday. It was great to spend so much time together and sad to see them go. Sure, we had some moments of tension and disagreements, but, after all these years, we’ve found ways to talk or not talk our way through them. Sometimes there is even compassion and understanding as we work through the friction....

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Finding Your Soft Edge–It’s Time For An Adventure

Posted by on Mar 7, 2011 in awareness, celebration, paying attention, personal growth, self-care | 1 comment

Spring is in the air. You can see the buds peeking out on the trees. You can feel the air getting a little warmer. And the days are staying lighter longer. Spring is a time of action, rebirth and re-commitment. It’s a time to come alive again. Today’s article offers you a fun way to greet the coming season. In yoga, students are encouraged to...

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The Simple Art of Breathing

Posted by on Oct 4, 2010 in awareness, breath, meditation, paying attention, relaxation, relieving stress | 2 comments

We take about 28,000 breaths a day, inhaling and exhaling, bringing oxygen into our bodies, and releasing toxins and waste we don’t need. Most of us are shallow breathers. We breathe high into our chests, not deep into the lower lobes of our lungs. And yet breathing into our lower lobes activates the calming receptors that reside there. Breathing...

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An Exercise in Free Writing

Posted by on Jul 5, 2010 in brainstorm, creativity, delight, exercise, outside the box, paying attention, personal growth, relaxation, writing | 0 comments

Yesterday was the 4th of July here, a time, once again, to celebrate our freedom as Americans. I could go on about what freedom means, but we all have our own thoughts about it. So, instead, I’d like to invite you to play with some Free Writing. Writing is a wonderful way to access what is in your heart. Your hands are, in fact, an extension of your...

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