Is it Really All My Fault?
I get a lot of questions about how manifestation really works, specifically about responsibility.
After all, in my book, Everything You Need Is Right Here: Five Steps to Manifesting Magic and Miracles, I suggest that you are 100% responsible for:
- your level of consciousness
- your thoughts & beliefs
- your words
- your emotions
- your feelings
- your actions
AND
- your results
So does that mean, when something difficult or painful happens, you should beat yourself up because it’s all your fault?
NO, it doesn’t.
As I explain in the book, there is a blessing for you right here in the middle of the painful circumstance you are experiencing (you just need to know how to be open to seeing it).
And there is also a big difference between responsibility (which means you have the ABILITY to RESPOND) and guilt or blame, which paralyze you.
And then of course, there is the question of other people. What about their actions? Are we responsible for those too?
Here’s the short answer:
Your Essential Self brings about situations that will allow you to become who you came here to be.
The situations can take an unlimited numbers of forms, and those forms are influenced by many things– including other people.
The Essential Self doesn’t care about the form; it’s all about vibration. So your Essential Self (not your ego) IS responsible for creating vibrational circumstances that give rise to certain types of experiences. And the particular form that the experiences take is influenced by myriad factors, including your environment and the people in it.
It might be most useful to say to yourself “I don’t know how I go here ,exactly. And that is alright. All that is important is for me to decide who I want to BE in response to this situation.”
Forget about fault, and start focusing on response-ability.
And trust that your soul’s agenda is larger than your ego can understand.
Abundant Blessings,
kimberly
The Manifestation Maven
http://Facebook.com/KimberlyVSchneider
Author of Everything You Need Is Right Here: Five Steps to Manifesting Magic and Miracles
(Avalon Emerging Press, 2012)
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Email this postPrayer vs. Meditation-What’s the Difference?
When I talk about meditation during keynote speeches, or teach meditation techniques at workshops and to coaching clients, people often ask me:
“Is prayer the same as meditation? What’s the difference?”
Sometimes prayer looks like meditation (and vice versa). They are related activities that support each other, although there are countless people who pray without meditating, or who meditate without ever praying. Which, of course, is just fine.
For me, prayer and meditation are both critical components of daily living, and the difference in how I use them is fairly simple:
Prayer is the process of bringing your being into alignment with the Divine (which, incidentally, is always in agreement with your Essential Self, but not necessarily in agreement with your ego).
Meditation is the process of training your mind to support your ability to live in a prayerful way.
Prayer is a conversation. A speaking and listening. The investment in your relationship with Something Bigger (whatever name you use for That).
Meditation is a discipline that awakens your ability to use your mind as a tool (rather than identifying with your thoughts or emotions). Meditation also enhances prayer, because it improves your capacity for knowing what to ask, how to recognize when you are receiving an answer and how to act according with guidance that supports your Essential Self—even when your ego is rebelling.
I meditate, in part, to be better at praying, and sometimes, when I am too overwhelmed or confused to pray, meditation techniques calm and focus me and allow my natural connection to Source to re-emerge in my consciousness.
And I pray because I AM, and I don’t know how to live without praying.
Today, I offer prayerful thanks for you, for reading this, for giving me a reason to write and reflect, and for just BE-ING.
I hope you will take a moment today to celebrate YOU with me.
Abundant Blessings to you and yours,
kimberly
The Manifestation Maven
http://Facebook.com/KimberlyVSchneider
Author of Everything You Need Is Right Here: Five Steps to Manifesting Magic and Miracles
(Avalon Emerging Press, 2012)
Download the first chapter for free now at www.KimberlySchneider.com/go
Or order the paperback from Amazon http://tinyurl.com/EYNbook
Beltane: Befriend Your Body
May 1 is the beginning of Beltane according to the Celtic calendar.
Beltane is the season of summer: the time of lush growth, fruit and flower, pleasure and sensuality. It is the season for celebrating the joys of being embodied.
Conscious embodiment, the intentional and full engagement of our bodies, is critical to Conscious Manifestation. That’s why “Befriend Your Body” is the 3rd step of my Cornucopia Method of Manifestation.
Your body, after all, is your first manifestation project. It is also a vibrational receiver and transmitter, giving you clues about what energies you are emitting into the Multi-Verse. In fact, your body is your Manifestation Matrix–your vehicle for co-creating your life. Understanding its messages and learning to move energy consciously through your physical being allows you to shape your reality.
So to celebrate Beltane, here are a couple of suggestions for being more embodied:
§ Celebrate the changing seasons. Ancient societies were in tune with the natural cycles of greening, growing, harvest and waiting. In the current age most of us are disconnected from the way food arrives at our table and we spend most of our time indoors. Learning about ancient festivals celebrated by indigenous cultures can be a way of reawakening our physical consciousness. Celtic and Native American traditions are popular in North America now because so many of the people who live here have ancestors in those cultures. Do you have any interest in exploring your own cultural history? Who were your ancestors and how did they celebrate the changing seasons?
§ Sacralize your sexuality. Can you envision sex as an act of faith and blessing? Many ancient cultures believed that conscious sex had healing and creative as well as generative power. The ancient Celts, for instance, encouraged sexual activity especially during their festival of Beltane (summer’s beginning). Lovers participated in and celebrated the Divine union by coming together in field and wood, blessing the crops, herds and homes as they gave expression to the life-force pulsing through their bodies. Dancing, singing, feasting and lovemaking not only gave pleasure to the participants, it demonstrated the community’s intention to enter into the natural energies of the season in hopes that the joys of Beltane would result in healthy babies and bountiful harvests.
Many years ago I was driving to my job at the federal courthouse on Beltane morning, listening to Celtic music on my CD player (Loreena McKennit’s Mystic’s Dream, to be specific). I felt the music awaken something ancient and primal in me, and I sensed the power of Beltane, still pulsing and alive beneath our paved roads and our buttoned up lives.
Beltane Longing
The music surrounds me
in my modern mini-van
and not the ancient stone circle
of my imagination.
But as the highway rolls by
beneath my tires
the bodhran and harp
the flute and the fiddle
throb in my feet
and pulse in my belly
until the asphalt breaks open
and I am dancing away
from my silver van
to a ring of power
on a misty green hill
where the old ones live
and anything is possible.
This must be why the Baptists
don’t want us to dance:
they know that the drums might
awaken the bean sidhe
inside of us all
and if she emerged,
hair flying
arms flailing
feet pounding
mouth screaming,
she would herald the death
of our civilized personas.
We would throw away
our crippling shoes
and rip off
our strangling neckties
and dance barefooted
and bare-chested
until the sun tides
ran in our blood
and we came together
under a full moon to remember
a hundred ways
that lips and hands
can praise creation
in the oldest
dance of all.
©2001, Kimberly Schneider
This Beltane I invite you to give thanks for the glorious and magical body, through which your soul expresses itself. Honor it as the Temple it is.
And if you want to continue to celebrate the season of Beltane with me this summer in Ireland, there are a few spaces left in our Dancing on the Edge: A Celtic Soul Experience in Western Ireland workshop! www.KimberlySchneider.com/trips
Beltane Blessings,
kimberly schneider
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*Adapted from Everything You Need Is Right Here: Five Steps to Manifesting Magic and Miracles– Avalon Emerging Press, 2012; available digitally from www.KimberlySchneider.com or in paperback from Amazon at http://tinyurl.com/EYNbook
Six Ways to Tap Your Inner Genius
I was just listening to a radio interview with William Donius, author of Thought Revolution: How to Unlock Your Inner Genius.
I haven’t read the book yet (it sounds like a good one) but I was nodding in agreement with Donius’ suggestion to seek guidance from your non-dominant hand when you want a creative solution. I’ve often had clients write questions with their dominant hand, such as
“What is the most important thing for me to focus on right now?”
“What am I forgetting?”
“What is the best way for me to bring abundance (joy, harmony, peace, love, etc.) into my life?”
“What is the next step?”
“What does my body need?”
and then write the answer with their non-dominant hand.
Try it—you might be very surprised at the creative answers your non-dominant hand provides!
The reason this exercise works is because it accesses different neurological pathways than the ones you are used to relying on to make decisions. I have often been amazed at the wisdom I have found by writing with my non-dominant hand.
Listening to the radio interview made me reflect on other ways I’ve used to tap innovation, creativity and genius in myself and my coaching clients. In addition to playing with the non-dominant hand, here are five other methods I rely on consistently:
o Move. This is my favorite because it is so easy and it never lets me down. I have solved many a problem and written many poems too, by simply taking a walk. Moving allows your brain to integrate information and synthesize concepts, prompting your creativity to flourish. In fact, movement is so useful that I often include walks or hikes with clients who come to St. Louis for full day coaching sessions with me. Invariably, everything comes together during the movement time.
o Get out in Nature. The separation between humans and the natural world is false. We are nature, and we thrive when we are exposed to our family of sky, earth, trees, water, plants and other animals. There’s a reason many poets and artists find inspiration outdoors.
o Nap. When I’ve reached the limit of what my linear brain can offer me on a project, my body will often signal me to Go to Sleep. NOW. I’ve learned to listen. When I do, an hour or even fifteen minutes may provide me with a dream, an idea or a fresh perspective. I feel fortunate that I now work at home so I can snatch the ZZZ time on the couch instead of laying my head down on my desk, like I used to do. (It was always tough explaining the crease lines on my face to the partners at my old law firm).
o Do Something-Anything-Else. When you set an issue or project aside and do something else entirely, you give your creative mind permission to go play without your ego’s interference or judgment. Next thing you know, you’ll be driving or taking a shower a few hours or days later and–Voila! The big idea presents itself to you.
o Take a Trip. Visiting a place you don’t live will offer new stimuli and allow you to think differently. When you combine the trip with nature and naps and movement, well, you’ve set yourself up brilliantly to let your genius shine through. If a big vacation is out of the question for you right now, go to a nearby lake or park. The locale need not be exotic, just outside the realm of your daily experience.
A few years ago when I went to Ireland for the first time, I spent days walking outdoors, soaking in the sea and sky, listening to birds and wind and visiting powerful ancient places. Perhaps it wasn’t so surprising that, after multi-year dry spell, I began writing poetry again while I was in rural Ireland. And I’ve incorporated many of the habits I developed on that journey into my life at home, to feed my creativity and allow my hidden genius to come out and play.
I would love to hear what you do to access your inner genius! If you try any of the ideas from the list above, please let me know how they work for you. And, if you think that indulging in a few of those practices in Ireland this summer would feed your soul, I have room for just two or three more people in the weeklong workshop I’m facilitating there. You can read more and enroll at www.KimberlySchneider.com/trips
Wishing you the joy of reveling in your genius,
kimberly schneider
The Manifestation Maven
www.KimberlySchneider.com
http://Facebook.com/KimberlyVSchneider
You’re as Lucky as You Think You Are
This Friday is Friday the 13th and a lot of people will be talking about the “bad luck” associated with that day.
Guess what? Recent studies are showing that you are as lucky as you think you are.
In fact, people who describe themselves as lucky experience many more positive things—because they notice opportunities and respond accordingly. People who tend to say they are unlucky, however, will find that life fulfills their expectations.
The bottom line: you can create your own luck—on Friday the 13th, or any day.
I talked about this last year on Great Day St. Louis Television in regard to the St. Louis Cardinals, who were getting ready to go into the 6th game of the World Series (hey–they won!) Here was my advice to the Cardinals and their fans, and I’ll share it with you, in celebration of Friday the 13th:
1) Decide what you want (HINT: focus less on how it will happen, or what it will look like than how it will FEEL)
2) Be in the moment Opportunities are all around. Be open, watch for inspiration, and ACT on it.
3) Trust that life is always working for your benefit No matter what is going on, say to yourself “I can’t wait to see what good is coming out of this.”
Making your own luck doesn’t mean you will always (or even usually) get what your ego wants. It doesn’t mean you’ll never have difficult experiences, or have painful things happen. It means you trust that somehow, some way, no matter what, all is well. When you choose that attitude over and over again—you end up being right. And life gets pretty darn fun.
Have a lucky Friday the 13th!
And, if you would like to amplify that lucky feeling by visioning your lucky life and creating a Soul Collage with Heather Gray and me during our Let Your Heart Sing: Virtual Vision Retreat, we’d love to have you! It’s THIS Friday (yes, Friday the 13th) and we’re recording it all so you can still participate, even if you can’t listen in live.
I’m very excited about taking a bit of time and space to dance with my dreams! I hope you will join us.
You can read the juicy details & register here:
http://www.soulfilledlife.com/vision-retreat/
Blessings,
kimberly schneider
The Manifestation Maven
http://www.KimberlySchneider.com
http://Facebook.com/KimberlyVSchneider
Here’s to the Holy Fool!
Happy April Fools’ Day!
In celebration of this auspicious day (and this is no joke), my friend Heather Gray and I are offering an early bird special for our Let Your Heart Sing: Virtual Vision Retreat coming up on Friday, April 13 (another auspicious day, which we will discuss at the retreat!)
http://www.soulfilledlife.com/vision-retreat/
The Let Your Heart Sing: Virtual Vision Retreat is an opportunity to carve out a bit of precious time and space to listen to your heart and soul, dipping into clarity, peace and joy! “Virtual Vision Retreat” means that you can join us from anywhere, as long as you have a phone—and if you can’t be present during the scheduled time, we’ll record it all for you!
More details about the retreat below…for now let’s talk for just a minute about the “Holy Fool”…
If you look online for the history of April Fool’s Day, you’ll
discover that in the 16th century with the adoption
of the Gregorian calendar, the celebration of the
New Year was changed from April 1 to January 1.
But many rural people refused to accept the new
date and continued to celebrate in April. They were
labeled “fools” by those who were more in the
swing with the changes.
If you look beneath that historical explanation of
“fool” however, you’ll find a deeper, esoteric
meaning.
The fool or jester in a court was the truth teller…
the only one who could poke fun at or question
royalty. Because the fool was seen as crazy
or a little “off” in the head, he got away with saying
what everyone else knew to be true.
Court Jesters, or Fools were living out an ancient
archetype of the Fool or Wisdom seeker; The Fool
goes where others fear to tread.
When you step out in faith like the Fool, others may declare you insane. And the end result (or what I call “the form”) is never guaranteed.
The Fool by Will Worthington
What is certain though, is that you can’t be The Magician unless you’re first willing to be The Fool.
You can’t wield spiritual power without stepping, as the Fool steps, into the Void. The Void is the space between the worlds. It’s the place where creation begins. It’s where magic arises. It’s the emptiness where nothing happens, and nothing is left undone.
The Void is void of reason.
And the call of The Void is a call the Fool must answer.
So if someone calls you a Fool, take it as a compliment. Let it be a reminder that you’re walking a Sacred Path, even if it looks as if the road ahead is actually a drop off the cliff face.
Chinese Philosopher Lao Tsu said this about the Fool:
When the wise man learns the Way,
He tries to live by it.
When the average man learns the Way,
He lives by only part of it.
When the Fool learns the Way,
He laughs at it.
Yet if the Fool did not laugh at it,
It would not be the Way.
Indeed, if you are seeking the Way,
Listen for the laughter of fools.
In our uber-busy society, it may seem Foolish to make a space to hear the whispers of your Soul. And you never know what your Soul may ask of you—it might demand something wild, something crazy—something utterly magical and life-altering.
If you want to know what possibilities your Essential Self is holding open for you, you have to slow down and listen. You need a safe, sacred place to look at ideas and longings that otherwise get lost in routines and habits.
If you would like to walk the Path of the Holy Fool by making space for that “Still Small Voice” of your Heart, your Soul, your connection with your Truth…
Then Heather and I would love to hang out with you at the Let Your Heart Sing: Virtual Vision Retreat on April 13th! We’re offering two special bonuses and also a discount price when you register before April 6th. http://www.soulfilledlife.com/vision-retreat/
Wishing you the peace and joy that comes
from walking the Way of the Holy Fool….
kimberly schneider
The Manifestation Maven
http://www.KimberlySchneider.com
http://Facebook.com/KimberlyVSchneider
Things I Love Thursdays: Redbuds
What do you love?
In other words, where do you put your energy and attention? What do you nurture?
On any given day, we have choices about what aspects of our lives we wish to feed.
Certainly, there are stressful situations, worries, conflicts and fears.
And there are also blessings, joys, opportunities and amusements.
As they say, “energy goes where attention flows….” And what you notice expands.
So why not empower yourself by spending some time in gratitude each day? If you do this on a regular basis, you’ll have the resources and resilience you need to respond brilliantly in all situations—even the stressful ones.
A couple of months ago, my friend Jill shared her “Things I Love Thursdays” practice with me. Each week she posts what she is loving about her life right then. She inspired me, and now I’m doing a “Things I Love Thursdays” too. There’s something magical about writing an appreciation list, and sharing it.
Here’s mine for this week:
- blooming redbud trees
- singing cardinals
- our daughter Maddie imagining her future during a college visit
- sleeping in with the kids during their spring break
- waking up early this morning to spend time with David before he went to work
- hearing from people who are loving my new book
- watching David and my Mom flourishing in their new jobs
So, what things are you loving about life today?
Let us know…post your comments here!
And remember, if you’d like to come to Ireland with me this summer, the deadline to register for the Dancing on the Edge: A Celtic Soul Experience in Western Ireland workshop is this coming Tuesday, March 27. Details at www.KimberlySchneider.com/trips
Blessings of the winking daffodils to you,
kimberly schneider
The Manifestation Maven
http://Facebook.com/KimberlyVSchneider
A Celtic Blessing for You! Dia Dhuit
Blessings of the burgeoning spring to you! (And, if you’re thinking of coming to Ireland with me this summer be sure to note that registration ends on Tuesday, March 27!) www.KimberlySchneider.com/trips
As I’m sure you’re aware, St. Patrick’s Day is this week so I wanted to offer you a new Irish Blessing.
This blessing is a bit different than those with which you may already be familiar, because it is inspired by the sayings of the Celtic ancestors yet also laden with the promise of our species’ spiritual evolution.
I know that many of you are aware of big shifts that are happening in the world right now.
Some changes are obvious:
o shifting paradigms
o weird weather patterns
o crumbling institutions.
Others are more subtle yet nonetheless noticeable:
o a sense of hope in the midst of chaos
o heightened intuition and sensitivity
o the ease of accessing ancient spiritual truths that were once available only to a select few after decades of study
In light of these great spiritual and cultural changes, it seems to me that the traditional blessings offering safety, prosperity and luck are only the beginning. We’re in need of deeper and wider prayers—blessings that invoke our sacred nature and call us into the power of our potential.
We were made for these times.
And in that spirit I offer you this new Celtic Blessing, in hopes that it supports your soul in awakening to who you are.
The blessing is called “Dia Dhuit”, which means “God Be to You” in Irish.
Dia Dhuit
May you be wind
to the wild and Holy Spirit,
whispering the Great Song
that lives in the silence,
scattering seeds of joy and compassion
wherever you may go.
May you be a candle
in the window
on a dark and friendless night
a flame of welcome
for the stranger,
even for the strangeness
that lives inside yourself.
May you be clear water
to the light that shines
through everything,
so that all who look
upon you
see their own glory
mirrored in your eyes.
May you be earth
to the power of imagination,
a vessel to hold and nourish
Divinity yearning
to take form.
And may the Sacred Trinity
live within you each moment,
that you may know yourself
as the Originator
and Receiver
and Carrier
of all that is Blessed.
Ó2011, Kimberly V. Schneider
We’ll be swimming in blessings, ancient places of power, poetry, sea and sky, music, ritual, prayer, pubs, community and rainbows in Ireland this June, Kimberly! If you’d like to join us, registration ends one week from Tuesday on March 27, 2012.
http://KimberlySchneider.com/trips
Castle in County Clare
Email me if you’d like details on group and youth discounts.
Dia Dhuit, and Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Kimberly Schneider
The Manifestation Maven
http://Facebook.com/KimberlyVSchneider
Miracles May Surprise You…
Manifesting miracles is something you can learn how to do. Or, actually, it would be more accurate to say that you can learn how to ALLOW miracles. Regularly. Frequently.
It’s a lot simpler than you might think. In fact, I’ve identified five simple steps that will allow you to manifest magic and miracles over and over again.
Even when they happen regularly, though, miracles will never be predictable. They will almost always surprise you.
Because the miracles you manifest may not be the ones your ego is hoping for.
There’s good news though: what your soul wants to manifest is more glorious than your ego could ever imagine. And—here’s the really fun part—you can even get your soul and your ego working together on the same team.
I talk about all of this, and lots more, in my new book, Everything You Need Is Right Here: Five Steps for Manifesting Magic and Miracles.
The book is already on Amazon–read what others are saying about it and get the paperback at
You’ll find a short excerpt below, and I’ll also tell you how you can download the introduction and first chapter for free! If you’re in St. Louis, though, I hope you’ll come see me in person and pick up a signed, autographed copy.
I’ve got two book signings coming up in the next two weeks:
Sunday, March 4th at the Healthy Planet Expo in Webster Groves from 10am to 4pm (email me if you’d like some free tickets)
And
Saturday, March 10 at 6 North Cafe in Ballwin from 10am to Noon.
If you can make it, I’d sure like to see you in person and sign your book! (You can buy books at the signings, or, if you already have your copy, bring it and I’ll be happy to sign it).
Enjoy the excerpt and thanks to all who have supported me on this journey!
***
Excerpt from
Everything You Need Is Right Here: Five Steps to Manifesting Magic and Miracles
(Avalon Emerging Press, 2012)
When our daughter Bridget was small I couldn’t bear to buy her clothes for the next season in case she wasn’t alive to wear them. Bridget had a congenital heart defect, and for the first few years her hold on life seemed fragile. But an encounter I had one spring day when she was four years old gave me the courage to start imagining possibilities instead of living in fear of “the inevitable.”
I was walking Bridget around our neighborhood in her stroller that morning (she did not begin to walk until the age of five). As I put one foot in front of the other, tears were streaming down my face because we were facing a bleak prognosis. Bridget had already undergone three open heart surgeries. Her case was far from textbook, and the doctors were at a loss to explain why she was experiencing a recurrent, apparently intractible and dangerous condition called subaortic stenosis. Multiple surgeries had not corrected the problem. Options were few.
I’d been listening to Deepak Chopra’s audio book, The Spontaneous Fulfillment of Desire. One interesting idea he mentioned in the audio was the fact that our cells are dying and new cells are born each moment, so that every seven years or so we have completely new bodies. Because of this, Chopra posited, anything was possible, even at the physical level.
I couldn’t help wondering whether, somehow, we could call upon Bridget’s healthy heart cells to teach her poorly-functioning cells how to support her physical being more efficiently. I pondered this idea, walking, crying and whispering to myself, step after step, “Anything is possible. Anything is possible. Anything is possible.”
As I turned the corner I spotted one of our neighbors working in her yard. I knew Edna by name and saw her often as I walked, but I had never stopped to speak with her. For some reason, on that day she waved me over.
“How is she doing?”
Edna gestured at Bridget and smiled at her. Apparently she’d heard about Bridget from others in the neighborhood. “Well,” I said, “She’s doing all right. The doctors are giving us some challenging information and we’re considering what to do with it.”
“Oh,” Edna said, “Don’t listen to the doctors. Did I ever tell you I had a sister who was born with a lot of problems? The doctors said she wouldn’t live more than a few weeks. She’s in her sixties now. Anything is possible.”
I honestly can’t remember how I responded to Edna or whether I managed to say anything at all. I may have been too dumbfounded to speak. Did she really just say back to me the words I had been consoling myself with a couple of minutes before?
That encounter changed my life. It was a powerful and almost immediate demonstration of the Universe responding to my thoughts. It enabled me to move forward no longer believing, but knowing, that anything is possible.
Since then, I’ve experienced those types of encounters with increasing frequency, as I have begun to harness the power of conscious manifestation.
And so can you.
You are an agent of manifestation.
Excerpt from the book Everything You Need Is Right Here: Five Steps to Manifesting Magic and Miracles by Kimberly V. Schneider, M.Ed., J.D., LPC, available from Avalon Emerging Press at Amazon.com. Read what others are saying and order the paperback at http://tinyurl.com/EYNbook
or
Download the introduction and first chapter for free at www.KimberlySchneider.com/go
(scroll down on the page and look for the free download link)
Please spread the word about the book and let me know how it changes your life!
Blessings and heartfelt thanks,
kimberly schneider
The Manifestation Maven
http://Facebook.com/KimberlyVSchneider
Things I Love Thursdays: Home Sweet Home
It’s TILT time: Things I Love Thursdays…an opportunity to consider and appreciate the things we’re loving today.
In this moment I am grateful for: a lazy day at home with Bridget; my first book signing this weekend (can hardly believe it!); sunshine; the raw milk and pastured eggs we can get easily (and legally) each week; our home, on this day after tornadoes in Missouri; emerging spring; David coming home from travel.
How about you?
What are you appreciating today? Please share…and then, take a deep breath and FEEL how delicious it is to notice and feel deep gratitude for all the ways you are blessed!
Peace of home to you,
kimberly schneider
The Manifestation Maven
http://www.Facebook.com/KimberlyVSchneider
