Love happens

Love cannot be defined.  As you give unconditionally, you feel it.  Love is like the fragrance of a perpetually blooming flower.  You can allow it to flourish or block its light and stifle its growth.  Love is enough unto itself.  As you grow more aware, love reveals itself as an ever-present shadow.  As you focus on being more loving, awareness arises as a silent, humble companion.  Hear the heart.  It always knows.   Uncover more hidden gems.  Join us for our March book launch for 365 Paths to Love.

"To love is to receive a glimpse of heaven." -Karen Sunde

See through the barriers

As you grow aware of your own resistance, you begin imagine what it feels like to surrender.  If you ask yourself how, you are blocking the flow of what comes naturally.  The only barrier to being yourself is fear.  The degree to which you hold back from surrendering everything to love reveals the nature of your suffering.  See through the barriers.  Love is constant.  Only mental acceptance comes and goes.  Discover 365 Paths to Love now.  You have nothing to lose.  Allow what is to reveal itself. Nurture attitude of gratitude.

“For me, yoga is not just a workout – it’s about working on yourself.” - Mary Glover

"Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built against it." -Rumi

The power of listening

Notice to what degree you absorb what people say and what Nature expresses to you.  Be aware that it is not necessary to interrupt others, to control or end a conversation. Listen to the body. What is it saying? What lessons are you invited to learn or see about yourself through encounters with people and situations? Tune into self-dialogue and you can access innate wisdom. Insecurity only arises if you think you do not measure up to illusions you imagine into being.  Raising body awareness allows you to see illusions as they are, and no longer allow them to control you.  Open up to love.  See my new book, 365 Paths to Love.

"We have two ears and one mouth so that we can listen twice as much as we speak."
-Epictetus