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Happy (belated) Mothers Day to all the Mom's out there! This month's newsletter includes a special excerpt from my soon-to-be published book. Also, The topic for this month's main article is probably close to everyone's heart. Death. We have either experienced a loss of someone we love at least once in our lives or we probably will. Death is either a question or a fear we all have surrounding ourselves and our lifespan and oh wait do we still go on after our bodies die!? So I have shared in two parts what has come to me. The question of what goes on after death is best answered in the book of the month below, Journey of Souls by Michael Newton. As I said, this article is in two parts because of its length and its obvious break at a logical point in the discussion.

Please do send me your thoughts, feelings and any further questions on this article so that I can best answer and fulfill your mind of any fears, doubts, worries or sadnesses. Remember, we are all connected. It is as simple as connecting to your heart center. Just simply close your eyes, breath, place your hand on your heart if you'd like and feel the Divine connection within you. It's always there. So, too, are all those who have come before us and who will come after us. We only have this moment now. Let's enjoy it!

EXPERIENCES WITH DEATH
I've decided to request any experiences each of you have had with death. That could be a near death experience of your own. It can also be an experience you have had with contact from a loved one who has crossed over. Or whatever you deem your experience with death to be. It may be relevant to share these stories to allow others to heal. So please do send along if you are feeling that tug. Thank you so much for your sharings.

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Please check back here for monthly updates and as always you can see past newsletters in the archives. Also, go here to check out the newest articles I've added to date! Here's to a magical blissful year to us all!

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On the Air with All We Are

Mark the Date

Below is All We Are's radio schedule (an awakening radio show my Husband and I host). All shows are 9p.m. ET. Please send me feedback on how you are enjoying the shows and what you think! Also if you have any ideas for guests, we'd love to hear them. Click here for to listen to current and prior shows!

• May 15th: Tonight's show will be a free-for-all discussion. Anything is game on this show. Whatever topics come up we will discuss it. A wide variety of topics may include Aliens, ghosts, hauntings, psychics, Reiki, 2012, Ascension, awakening, dreams, synchronicities, law of attraction and more! So feel free to call in and give us your thoughts and/or questions to discuss.

Your Comments:

"Thank you for such an amazing opportunity to "let it rip!" I would love to do another show with you. The energy transference between us was on another order of magnitude as we chatted." ~ Dr. Janie Talty, guest January 16, 2009

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Yoga Pose for May (NEW)

Corpse Pose
Sanskrit: Savasana
Image courtesy of yogajournal.com

It's a themed article this month! Savasana, also known as the corpse pose is not pretending to be dead. Rather it is the pose at the very end of most yoga asana classes. It is the relaxed position of every part of your body and the time and space allowed for you to take some time for yourself and to integrate all you've worked on during your yoga class. During this time you may fall into a very deep meditation or you may receive much needed guidance on some things that you finally let go over during a vigorous or gentle yoga practice. Your body is finally relaxing and rejuvenating.

Directions on how to come into the pose:
Lie down flat on your back. Bring your body to a neutral position. Soften the lower back, but don't flatten. Legs full extended out. Your feet slaying to the outside. Your arms are straight and slightly away from the body, palms up. Rock your body slightly from side to side and broaden the back ribs and shoulder blades away from the spine. Eyes closed. Be sure your chin is not jutting upwards too far or hugging too closely to the neck. It is prudent you also quiet the mind as best you can in this pose. Allow yourself to listen to the instructors direction for as long as they last and then simply let go. Relax and go deeper into the pose. Allow your whole body to melt into the mat. Feel yourself releasing and letting go deeper and deeper. Soon your full consciousness may be felt or you will be in so deep that when you come back to the room you will not remember a thing. Each savasana holds something unique to ponder. To come out of this pose, move your fingers and toes. Allow yourself to come back full aware of the room and its energy. Bring your knees to your chest and give them a hug. Then gently roll over to one side and hold it hear for a moment. Next, slowly lift yourself up and come to easy seated pose (legs crossed and back straight) with eyes closed. Listen to final words from your instructor and do any final OM's. Open your eyes and feel the refreshed rejuvenation from a beautiful practice. Feel the space and connection you allowed your body, mind and soul to experience during this time. Ahhhh. :)

When not to do this pose or to modify/Contraindications:
If you have back injury or pain, do this pose with a bolster under your knees. If the pain still exists do not do this pose. Also, if you are pregnant be sure you are raising your head and chest up on a bolster or even a pillow.

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Inspirations
The messages from Maggie are channeled to her via her Higher Self, Guides and Angels. Maggie receives these inspirations while in a higher state of awareness. The Angels contribute greatly to channeling these messages, as well as Maggie's Higher Self and Guides; thus from the Oneness of All That Is.

What Does Alive Mean?

PART ONE

Death is seen in two ways; physical death of the body and a metaphoric death of a situation or experience that changes to offer something new. We already know that when one door closes another opens. We know that if we lose our job, our home, a relationship or career, that these are examples of a death of sorts for our life. Death in the terms of change. We also go through mini-deaths while alive during a Kundalini awakening and/or the Ascension process. We evolve as we live in this physical life.

However, I do not want to talk at length about the symbolic death in this particular article. What I want to talk about is physical death. Death has been a huge synchronicity for me lately. It's not that people around me are dying as of late, but just that the concept, thought and talk of death has been around most recently. So I chose this to be the topic of discussion.

This is a hot topic for me. I feel very close to death. It seems to be a passion of mine. I am not sure if this is something everyone feels or maybe I'm one of a few. The Angel of Death fascinates me and really makes me feel connected. Isn't that a twist! I love to walk in most cemeteries. They are beautiful and peaceful. And just to note, the dead aren't usually there! There may be a few stragglers but for the most part the cemetery is the last place you will find the dead. They are living! Some are in the in-between and working on their stuff to cross over to the next dimension or their next evolution and most have crossed over and continue on living, creating and evolving.

Death reminds us to ask the question, "What are we?" And "What are we doing or being here?" From there profound realizations and conscious spiritual awareness can ensure. And it's definitely also near and dear to my heart because Death is the ultimate for all of us (here in this physical reality). It's the ultimate fear for many or the ultimate for this experience where we then move on to the "Other Side" or higher dimension and live some more. (Let's put aside the fact that I also believe that our minds are our creator's and we can manifest ourselves into ultimate health and become immortal. This could be for a select few who choose it. Though, however, life and death have a course to lead for us as well and the limited lifespan we have allow us to really live to the fullest till we can reach a higher way of being and living and evolving. My Husband and I hosted a radio show a few months back with someone who talks about just that. Go here for a listen. So back to our regularly scheduled article. :) )

To me, death is not the opposite of life. Living unconsciously is the opposite of life. When our physical bodies die, we still go on and live. I've had too many experiences and connections to know anything else but that this is fact for me. Knowing this allows me to go on and live even more fully. When I slip back into "unconscious" land, as will happen from time to time, I will get my reminders or I will force myself to remember and then I am back to living again!

Just the other day my 3-year-old daughter was asking some pretty profound questions that were hard for me to answer in a context she would understand. She asked me, "What does Alive mean?" And I said, "wow! that one is hard for me to explain to you." I did ramble on a bit about energy and how everything is always alive but am unsure how I could help her understand with her limited understanding and vocabulary.

So what does Alive mean? Before I dive into that beautiful question, I want to answer what death is (to me at this point in my evolution). We go through mini-deaths all the time. For those of us with four seasons, we watch the trees and flowers bloom and die every year. So this is a great way to explain how I view death. We do go on. We do not die. We are energy first and always. Our bodies make up our energy while we are living on this planet in this dimensional reality. Then there comes a time when we shed our physical bodies ( "die" ) and our energy leaves our body, expanding into the full soul's capacity that we are and we continue to evolve and live in a new way. Ascend if you will.

Most of us have experienced profound grief to the depths of our soul's at least once in our lives. If you haven't, you may wonder if you are the lucky one or not. That is a debate unto itself. Moving on. :) I've experienced a few deaths of loved ones in my life. The very first was the hardest on me and forever changed me and how I viewed the world. Isn't that always the way.

It took me ten years to realize he was contacting me from the Other Side. Or maybe he was finally ready to contact me because I was ready to hear him. Either way, when we are grieving it is often times very hard to see the signs our loved ones send from beyond the "grave". They are there. It's not usually wishful thinking, but we will tell ourselves that because we are deep in our grief.

And many others will try to downplay our signs because of their own limiting beliefs. You will know in your heart. There is no need for confirmation from another when your heart feels it rings true. When we get quiet we can finally listen.

Death can be hard whether you have all the faith in the world that life does go on after this one (and I do). We are human and we are going to miss those people that have moved on and our day-to-day contact with them. They've lived with us and shined their light on our lives for even a brief time. They are so honored on our paths and they remain in our hearts forever. But we must go through our grieving stages, no matter how fast or slow and allow the pain to recede naturally. No burying any emotions that come up, but rather allowing them to be there and allowing them to float up and out of us like a blossoming flower. The experience is always divine and always honored. We bless them as they have blessed us with their presence. You grieve...and you move on. They are still living and expanding where they are and we must do the same here till we meet again. We must go on. But it does take time. The pain does diminish in intensity, I promise you. But it will always be there...a part of the new you and your new expression. You will take this person or persons in your life and in your heart always and the wisdom from the entire experience makes up who you are now.

So allow for that time to heal. Really and truly be with it and allow the time to pass you by. But know, too, they are there. They are seeing you from their place of living now. And they always always send their love. Always a message from the deceased is that they are okay and they love you. That is always the first and last message they leave with. It's a message that would always come through for the times I have connected with the deceased.

PART TWO

So back to the question, what does Alive mean? Even when our physical bodies die, we are still alive! As I said, we are energy first and always. We are alive when we truly LIVE. We are really dead when we've given up and remain unconscious to really existing, really feeling and being life for whatever that Divine unique expression is to each and every one of us. When we are truly fully awake we are alive.

Many experiences occur to us and our bodies when we are not living. Our body is wise, we must listen to the wisdom of our bodies. It will send you signs every day. If you ignore the signs in your life, it manifests in the body. When we've given up or stopped hearing the signs our bodies are sending, our bodies will produce sickness to get us to wake up. One might say, if you aren't going to live, you might as well die (physically at least). But if the experience of being sick does it's job to wake us up to our truest passions, then the experience truly had it's divine effect! Experiences such as someone getting cancer and while laid up in bed realized they were living in anxiety and fear while working too hard at a job they really hated every day! That is not living, that is dying. That is being in a forever state of negativity. Now, this doesn't discount doing a job that is "okay" and also pursuing our passion on the side so that we are still expressing our truest selves. If we can't do what we love all the time, we can love what we are doing while we do it. So in this example, this person will begin to see their passions again and really wonder why they stopped pursuing them or living in them a bit; you know playing! So they may finally start to see the light again, receive signs that get them into their passion and make the positive changes in their life that life required of them when the sickness occurred. And after making these changes, they will notice the sickness dissipate, medicine will finally work or a miraculous healing and recovery commences! It's about living, not dying.

Now, again, there are other examples of those receiving illness that are divine supposed to receive it and possibly die from in, in order for them and those around them to learn lessons of death. Each experience is unique. But I've read about many experiences of those that when they begin to die, they finally begin to live. Every moment becomes sacred. Merely going to the bathroom is a sacred moment to enjoy if only one last time. As I read these "dying" experience I begin to bring myself back to those moments. Living those little moments to the fullest. Even taking a moment to breathe and relax is vital and necessary and so beautifully honored. What a blessing it is. As you enjoy each precious moment right in the present moment you live, you become most fully who you are, the Divine Being you've always been.

I feel. It's that simple. Our feelings are our compass in life. Many times there are good feeling of happiness and joy and love. So it is easy to sit with these feelings and allow them to inspire you to new heights. And other times there are the tough emotions that require more dedication in being with them and processing them healthily. Repressed emotions manifest into our physical body as ailments, stress, and anxiety. So it is prudent to be with these not-so-pleasant emotions as much as you are with the pleasant emotions.

We are not here to live in our comfort zone all of the time but to expand beyond that point. To feel everything we desire. We are also not hear to shun our feelings. Our emotions are guides for our well being. We must feel them to the fullest in order to release them and move into something even better and higher in resonance. Repressing our feelings if they are uncomfortable only buries them deep to come up later in a much louder format that is even more challenging to release. Living in the now means feeling your feelings as they come up. Really live it and feel it. Sometimes our bodies defense mechanisms require us to go into a numb state of mind in order to make it through a tough period. And that is normal. That is perfectly fine. But then over time we will start to feel again and the feelings must come up for release. The processing that happens is amazing as we allow whatever it is we feel to simply be there. Be present with it. No need to go off on a tangent or a rage fit (though sometimes that's fun if alone and if safe methods are used) but to simply sit with the feeling and allow it to be there. Then step into that witness state and take interest in this feeling you are feeling. Think "oh that's interesting, I wonder what that means." Simply neutral though. Only allowing it to exist and then amazingly without seemingly much effort much of the time it will dissipate. Of course in terms of grief, as I have mentioned, may take time. It's all a part of the process. Ponderings of insights will come up and you will have a new higher way of being from simply allowing the feeling to move through you instead of getting stuck inside of you. Does that

"Listening to a Feeling, hearing what it has to say without thought, without judgment or avoidance, will lead it to naturally dissipate, it's job done. It's just you trying to talk to yourself, after all. Listen, and you'll gain a very enlightening heads up about what's really going on. :)" ~ Dawn, AwakeningwithDawn.com

And sometimes the best part of feeling is just being with it. Being in the beautiful stillness of life. We are not always called to act but to simple enjoy the space between; love; stillness. This connection to stillness is always there in every moment for our grasping. Every moment. The good and the not-so-good. It is here we are in our truest essence. There is action in non-action. Bask in the glow of the Divine. I gain strength from this Divine connection. It is this connection that assists us in going forth and truly what we *are* afterall. And as I wrote in my January 2010 newsletter I am so grateful to feel. I feel. I am so grateful for feeling the Divine connection within me. It is this connection that allows me to go forth in this life as it is now. It is the driving force for my entire beingness. It is amazing. It is you and it is me. It is all of us and to feel that connection is a blessed gift.

My Husband, Don, had this to say for our baby, Bella's, inquiry: "Perhaps the best anology is to say that being alive is being as awake as you can possibly be and knowing that everyone around you loves you so much."

Overall, this saying is so true: They may not remember what you did but they will remember how you made them feel. So live!

Maybe I am writing this article now for a future experience to come. Maybe I will need to come back to these words I write and reread them from a new perspective in the future. It is my intention that I can be in a state of graceful gratitude as I move through life, living and death.

CHALLENGE FOR THE MONTH
What would it take to make you happy?

This question will often go unanswered or occasionally addressed as if a wild dream never to be had. But if we simply take the time to really sit down with this question every day, at least once, you will see and entertain a reality that can be yours. As you do this you are placing your vibration in a frequency of pure happiness. What comes true to you is what will come to you as pure happiness. I'm not talking about money or things. But after you name off those obvious things that assist us in living comfortably, what is it that makes you happy. Really entertain this question. Really take the moments to answer it. Some won't even do this while reading this. Some will have too much to do, and think about all the mundane tasks that are in their day and take off running on those items. Before they know it, their day is gone and they are exhausted and heading off to bed. Take a moment. Take stock. Breathe. Allow yourself time to breathe and really listen to that voice inside you that shows you what makes you happy and peaceful every day. Listen and start to take some action steps. It's always there. So answer the question. What would it take to make you happy?

If I knew I were to die today, I would:

• ….Breathe more
• Look at the sky more
• Walk more Live more
• Spend more time with kids
• Do Yoga more
• (...oh and quit my day job)
• Worry less
• Regret less
• Forgive more
• Love more
• Be present with the divine beings in my life more–really see them and their divine essence more
• Express my true self more
• Be Still more
• Become more fully Alive!
• Be grateful for the blessings in my life more

So this is what I am trying to do, now! What would you do?

Enjoy, live, laugh and love always!

Blessings to you on your path,
~Spiritual Cheerleader

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Dear Maggie

QUESTION

Dear Maggie,

Firstly I do enjoy your site. I have been doing yoga for many years and at 60 I hope to do my yoga for many more. It keeps me going and has always helped me come back in to my body and just be.....even when those days arrive when my postures are hard to do, I can let myself be in the rhythm that I am for that moment and ease back on pressures that have built.

I have a lot going on at the moment and it can feel like 'too much' at times. What is your advise? It seems as if I have set this up (many changes, job wise, daughter and granddaughter moving to America, doing courses, starting a community garden..!!) to allow myself to find a rhythm that will allow all these changes without me getting too hassled. I think it can all happen better if I allow the timing to be taken over by trust, does that make sense? Anyway, I would love your comments on those moments when life is extremely busy, and how to do it without panic. Also please add me and my daughter Kate and grandaughter Samara to your Bliss List. Thank you.

Warm regards,
Sally

Dear Sally,

Thank you so much for your wonderful comments on my website! :) It's a beautiful confirmation for me. You and your family are all set for the Bliss List. :)

Yes, we definitely create this hectic lifestyle we lead! Social conditioning is definitely a contributing factor. It can happen on a subconscious level and consciously too. When we become aware of it *and* if we aren't necessarily wanting a very busy lifestyle we can continue to have a conscious awareness of what happened, the why's and then take some action towards "putting it out there" to have a more balanced smooth ride, while still accomplishing what it is we'd like to accomplish. As we know, if we are run down we are no good to anyone. So we must have balance for ourselves first. This includes a full night's sleep and eating right with a balanced exercise regime. This aside it's highly recommended that at least a few minutes a day are set aside to simply BE, to meditate and sit quiet with yourself. To allow the mind's thoughts to remove themselves. It sounds like you are also gaining this positive element from your yoga practice. yay! Yoga rocks!

One thing at a time (as best we can) is highly recommended. Although multi-tasking is a great ability to have and is sometimes necessary in the life we live, it is essential that we try our best to live as simple as possible (especially when we have much to do). So to take one task at a time. Really, that assists you in being present with what you are doing and really giving it the time it requires so that it will not lack in energy or quality. Then we are able to afford the next task or person more dedicated focused energy because we will not be scatterbrained doing too much as one time. It's a bad habit to get into and one that has been widely accepted for a very long time. Although there are some people who are made to handle this type of multi-tasking ability better than others, even those people need a break. I'm talking your highly energized person. And many may fit into the Emergency room type atmosphere in work and even as a Mommy to a large family (even two will drive you into multi-tasking heaven).

We also can remember that if God (essentially us) brought you to it He will bring you through it. Sometimes we must just simply do it the best we can and know that this is good enough. Giving it our best effort truly is enough. No more guilt trips on those people you had to ignore to get something done. That is wasted energy. Keep a list of what you'd like to do that day and allow the Universe to handle the rest. If something doesn't get done or something totally side swiped your list with a more urgent issue, then so be it. There is always tomorrow. And you'll also notice that those times are great times to ask for help. Sometimes that help is automatically put in place for you. Be grateful for those beautiful Angels sent from Heaven. :)

At times when I've had a very busy day, I finally had to stop–wake up– and run! And I mean RUN outside to breathe. I've forced myself to run outside and take a walk, finally allowing the hustle and bustle to dwindle away. My favorite thing to do when it's far too crazy and even when it's not is to take time and do yoga. As you've said, it's an amazing stress reducer and mood lifter! I will do yoga anywhere as long as I get it in. Believe me! I do yoga very often in a large bathroom stall at work. I got the break so I took advantage. It rejuvenates me and reconnects me to what I truly am.

In your case it's time to cultivate what you've been desiring in your life. And you'll notice that as you go with the flow it will all fall as it may so easily. Just as you've already said might be the best method. :)

I am doing little things to come back to my center and no longer multi-task as much as possible. Multi-tasking does have its benefits when necessary but for the most part I am working on living in the Now. I am working on no longer doing more than one thing at a time, but enjoying the juiciness of the present moment of one activity at a time. For instance, I am doing my best not to use my cell phone while driving. Not only a dangerous distraction, but if it's not an emergency it can wait. I have a 15-20 minutes driving time till I pick up my kids. So I am choosing those few minutes of blissfully driving and breathing, while listening to good music when I am drawn to it. I don't listen to the news either. That takes me away from the experience and also since most of it is negative it is a useless pull on our vibration. So I blissfully drive. You can do this while doing the dishes, the laundry, and bath time with the kids, etc. Simply enjoy the moment as it is. I am choosing to stay true to my spiritual center. I am choosing these new ways of being to bring me back to my true divine connection.

On the topic of Multi-tasking I want to include here a special excerpt from my soon-to-be-published book:

Multi-tasking is out. Simplicity is in.

“Love the moment, and the energy of that moment will spread beyond all boundaries.” ~ Corita Kent

Multi-tasking it out. Simplicity is in. Simplicity is the way of the future, or rather present. We have been toggling too much all at once and that makes it hard to focus on living in our present moment and enjoying each task we are doing *as* we are doing it. Life is truly simple. Our ego minds would have us thinking that this process of life and of awakening is intricate. When really it is very simple and the closer you get to realization the more you realize this as truth.

Be present. As much as possible, come back to doing one activity at a time. Working on one activity at a time allows you to truly live in the present moment. You are better able to appreciate what you are doing and the time it takes to do that one task. Your focus is stronger and this energy that you put into your current activity is more heightened. More love can be offered.

So instead of eating while watching television, just enjoy the food in your mouth. Savor the flavor as you chew each morsel. If you've eaten while watching TV you'll know that you almost don't remember eating, and usually tend to overeat. Instead of tending to household chores while trying to spend time with the kids, just do one first. As much as you can and within reason on a daily basis, give your children your undivided attention. Even if you are doing nothing but sitting with them while they play or do their homework, your presence is felt tremendously. Just sit and observe or play along. You will feel more free than you thought possible just by being with your children. Epiphanies and lessons abound as we watch our kids live in the present moment all the time. We see them have fun and forget about the past in every moment. We see them live life to the fullest.

Instead of instant messaging or emailing while in the middle of a major project, do the project without interruption. Shut down the email or instant messaging system (and the phone) and give all of your beautiful energy to the project at hand. The project will go more smoothly, be even more efficient and innovative with continued focus and attention to it. New ideas more easily come to you as you work on the project in the present moment. If you are constantly interrupted it makes your brain hard to open up to creativity and flow. We are hard-wired to work on one project at time and give all of ourselves to it. As you do this you open up to divine messages, creative options and epiphanies that might not have had the room to flow in if you were splitting your focus

Instead of focusing on many hobbies or passions (that you just can't seem to figure out which one you want to do so you split your time) pick one and put all your attention to it. When you have many hobbies you want to try, unsure of which one is your highest passion, it's helpful to really sit down and figure out which one suits you best for that moment. You are splitting your energies into too many directions and therefore not really affording any of those hobbies or passions enough love and attention to truly know where you focus should be. Take time, even make a pro's and con's list, sit in quiet meditation and see which one pulls at you the most for that timeframe. It's possible you'll touch on them all but give yourself time to truly feel out each one individually. You'll also benefit by feeling more balanced in your life as a whole.

Your energy is split when you focus on too many things at once. A beautiful way to think of this is from Deepak Chopra, “We need to remember just one principle: Whatever we put our attention on grows stronger as a result of the energy it derives from our attention. Whatever we take away our attention from disintegrates. So rather than focusing on possible catastrophes, why don't we use this as an opportunity for personal growth and evolution? ”

A great way to bring peace into your life is to also decorate your home as simply as you would like your life. This is a feng shui technique. It need not be filled to the bring with knick knacks and clutter that you never even see anymore when you come in your home. You can have those things that you treasure and get rid of the rest. When we moved into our new space we had one wall with no photos. My Husband asked me what we should put there. I said, “Absolutely nothing!” It looks beautiful just the way it is and the Buddha statue I have on a shelf nearby really stands out. I feel at peace walking into our home. The peace I desire to continue in my life surrounds my home as much as possible.

Our ego stuff us full of beliefs and information that truly does not matter and is not even true at the very core of it. It's much simpler than our ego lets us believe. As we awaken we shed more and more beliefs that really don't matter and don't exist in our lives anymore. The more you do this, the more you realize how simple life can be and how simple life always was. It's hard to see when we have all these ego and conditioned beliefs.

You'll find more peace and harmony with your life as you come back to a simpler way of living. What's the rush anyway? It will all get done when it is divinely timed and perfect. No matter what is happening, we only have right now. Take it one step at a time is enough. The love and energy we have is right now. Try not to divide it up in one moment as much as you possibly can, but truly focus that love and energy in each present moment. Divine synchronicities and grace will be seen as you allow yourself to live simple and present. The more we come to a simpler way of living and being the more we wake up to true inner peace. ~ Excerpt from Divine Embrace by Maggie Anderson

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Inspire Buddy (Ibby) Award

Websites that show the willingness to share with others to raise their vibrations in a positive way! Please submit your recommendations as well and it will be considered! :)

IND5.com
"in3d... we can either create change or let others create it for us in5d... WE will control our own destiny. Welcome to in5D.com there is no turning back."

Check out the free movies compiled, articles and information that assist you in rising up from this excellent website. ! :) I could do without the google ads, but other than that a fantastic offering!! :) I've linked directly to the excellent youtubes of Deepak Choprah and The Seven Laws of Yoga. Love it!

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Favorite Books, photos and/or Videos of the Month:
I've embraced video land and had to face facts that most of my time is spend on you tube and watching little video clips online. So with that said, I must include a favorite video from time to time sometimes in place of books. Enjoy!

Journey of Souls
by Michael Newton
Since this month's article is about death and living I needed to share with you this excellent book! It has amazing explanations of life between lives. While hypnotizing his patients, Michael, began to notice a theme with them of living inbetween lives. He has documented cases of these very detailed accounts. This really helps to answer some unanswered questions as well as diminish some fears people may have about death. A must read! :)

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Favorite Spiritual Movie of the Month:

City of Angels
In keeping with the theme for this month's newsletter I chose this timeless movie. Here we are introduced to are, usually, silent, protector's, comforter's and guides; our Angels. Anyone transitioning or wondering about transitioning can take comfort in knowing we have Angels abound and they are always with us assisting us whenever we ask and guiding us even when we aren't aware. Enjoy the romance, mystery, wonder and nice twists this movie provides.

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