Jan 14, 2014 | Sensory Goodness, Uncategorized |
There is a vast difference between a hobby and a life purpose, between a fling and a life partnership, between like and love. If you have too much hobby, fling and like, and too little purpose, partnership and love, it may be time to explore how well you do...
Jan 9, 2014 | Sensory Goodness |
(via) Hiking, walking through a park, camping, sitting under a tree, looking out a window at the view of a garden and even adding more plants to your home can all help you to rejuvenate your body and mind. Today I wanted to put a very big punctuation mark on the...
Jan 9, 2014 | Sensory Goodness |
(Citrine from rock star goddess on Etsy) This edition of 5 Lifestyle Goodies is full of home & life refinements. From the easiest fix for fresher shower water to flower-shaped gleaming change holders, this week’s 5 Goodies is easy and breezy… and I...
Jan 7, 2014 | Sensory Goodness |
By applying feng shui to your environment in specific ways you can reinforce your intentions. If you intention is to lose weight and maintain your weight loss as a lifestyle, there are many feng shui ways to support your goal. Today, I am thrilled to share some feng...
Jan 7, 2014 | Sensory Goodness |
(via) Meditation. It is touted as the routine that massively successful people (think: Oprah, Rupert Murdoch) can not live without. It stills your mind. It gets you back in touch with your body and breath in the midst of a hectic day. And the anecdotal benefits for...
Jan 6, 2014 | Sensory Goodness |
(via) Anais Nin’s love letters to Henry Miller are fine art. Shakespeare’s romantic works are the odes to universal love. Great artists express love in dynamically unfiltered ways. While it is one form of magic to feel love, it is another to share it, to...
