Monthly Archives: May 2011

Labyrinth pathways to ease

Have you ever walked a labyrinth? Perhaps you’ve done one of those twisty-turny mazes… Continue reading

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Feeling stuck? Get inspired! (Inspiration, Part 2)

Have you ever felt “stuck,” as if you’re in a rut that keeps getting deeper–and there’s no way out? Your problem may be a lack of inspiration. I see this in individuals who are stuck in their careers or life … Continue reading

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Inspired ease (Inspiration, part 1)

When was the last time you felt inspired?  Really inspired? I once had a charismatic boss who held an inspired vision of possibility as well as the gift of oratory that evoked a powerful emotional response on the part of … Continue reading

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Flexibility promotes ease

Advice from the Princess of Ease: When you need a pillow, even a laundry basket will do.

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No hurry, no worry, Part 2

In the last post, we explored the idea of “no hurry, no worry.”  Now it’s your turn to experience this practice. →  Try this. You might want to experiment with this technique–perhaps not for a whole day, but for an … Continue reading

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No hurry, no worry, Part 1

A friend told me about her Sabbath practice of “no hurry, no worry,” so  I decided to give it a try. On Sundays, I attempt to live a full day without rushing and without fretting. By doing this, I have … Continue reading

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