Live consciously. Wisdom + Passion = Purpose
Live consciously. Wisdom + Passion = Purpose.
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Cultivating Soul With A Handwritten Note.
Yes, I know. E-cards are so dang easy, but c’mon people…soooo not sexy. Close your eyes and remember back to the day when you walked, ran, sprinted to your mailbox hoping to find a letter addressed to you. Those were the days. Someone took the time to write you a note, lick a stamp, and drop it in a box – for no other reason than to bring you joy. That’s just plain and simple love, and who doesn’t want that? Don’t get me wrong, I think technology is a fabulous blessing of efficiency, but that being said, it also sucks the sensual pleasure right out of soul. So why not get back in the soul groove and give it a try. Send some stamped joy to someone. I would bet a bottle of my favorite rose-water that you derive just as much pleasure as the person on the receiving end. It’s a win-win people…so get bold…send a handwritten note. Smile.
Dirt Nerd Alert…I even go to the Post Office and choose a stamp that best suits the person it’s going to. Try it. Geek fun. Here’s a bonus…you’ll even get to know your neighborhood postal workers. Cultivating community IS cultivating soul. Now that’s a good time!
Aren’t convinced? Need more reasons?
- Revive the art of the hand-written note. Be first to be retro hip.
- E-cards kinda suck.
- Support an entrepreneurial woman makin’ it in the world.
- A box of cards is a gift that just might find its way stamped and back in your mailbox someday.
- Cultivate authenticity and feel how liberating it is to be genuine.
- Let your fingers hold a pen again…it just feels good.
- Send love. Make someone laugh. Spread peace.
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Cut + Paste Wisdom: Miraculous Results
What connotes a miracle? Can any little moment in the day be a miracle OR does it have to come out of the sky in technicolor? I mean really. We’re talking miracles here. I’m of the belief that the former is true. Believing in miracles goes against my Aristotle and Kierkegaard loving inquiring mind, but my soul craves to find beauty in the simple poetics of everyday life. That being said…does today’s C+P Wisdom cause a conundrum? A miracle is seemingly the last thing on earth (or earthly depending upon your slant) that would be looking for results. Anyway you slice it…it’s worth a deep inhale and at least a thought or two on what your soul has to think about all this. in other words, don’t answer with your head! Quiet the monkey-chatter in your head and let your soul listen intently to your divine inner voice – that in itself is a miracle on any given day.
Go on a Soul’s Journey to seek an answer…try starting with the Best selling audiobooks on iTunes. My car is often my listening sanctuary…no teens asking for a meal & no a single lovable but barking dog. Ahhh….4-wheelin’ serenity. The Age of Miracles: Embracing the New Midlife (Unabridged) – Marianne Williamson is a great place to start for women of a certain age (like me!). Enjoy.








