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NEW ADVENTURE AWAITS: FIND YOUR SACRED SPACE
Happy 2015! I don't know if you are feeling it, but I can sense
the new adventure that is before me this year. There have been many twists and
turns over the last couple of years, but this new energy feels different. I
have landed squarely in my new “asana” and am claiming it. Simplicity is the
key to my clarity. First and foremost: a call to healthy habits, and paring
down whatever is not necessary. Certain friends, habits, foods and tasks have
been pruned from my daily life. I am finding solace in the solitude. Once I
mellowed from the missing, I was left with what is essential. And so I sit to
write the next chapter. Join me, if you like. I have several events that are
open to all. The first will be online. On March 25th,we will take a
28-day journey together on Diet
Bets. This four week challenge, although result oriented, is
actually an opportunity to come together as I support you through your short
term diet goals. Suggested food plan, would be one of the three options in your
Yogalosophy
book, but you can choose to commit to any food plan suits you. I
will provide daily coaching and inspiration, along with exercises, journal
questions and healthy tips like the ones below. In August, you may join me in
person for a weekend workshop at the Omega
Institute. Vision Boards, Yogalosophy and more in the oasis of the
prestigious Omega retreat center.
Healthy habits are the cornerstone of all
that you are looking to create in the world. Create your daily check-list and
make your routine a no brainer.
Some ideas:
• Begin the day with warm
water and half a lemon to cleanse and get your system going.
• Incorporate probiotics
to aid digestion.
• Meditate in the morning
for 15 minutes.
• Write your thoughts, or
gratitude list before you begin your day.
• Move your body 5 days a
week: walk, yoga, hike, or a brand new class.
• Finish your day with 2
ounces apple cider vinegar, 2 ounces of Aloe juice diluted in water.
• Dry brush your body
before bed.
Make a loving
connection with a living being each day.
Hi Mandy -
ReplyDeleteI love these suggestions. Question - although I know it's not as good - is bottled lemon juice acceptable to use? Living where I do fresh lemons can be quite expensive, and using several a week (plus more in cooking) can price them out of my budget.
Thank you for everything!
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ReplyDeleteI love your suggestions.Its truely correct that Simplicity is the key to my clarity.I think the health should be the major priority of any person.I want to know how I open my own gym If any one can help??please help me...
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