March 15, 2011

  • SPRING CLEANING

    Last fall the trees wisely discarded their lackluster leaves to fertilize Mother Earth and make way for fresh buddings.

    Retailers are clearing racks of winter wools to be revitalized by lighter merchandise and spirits.

    Whether or not prompted by the dictates of weather, spring is traditionally a season of cleaning. Need for renewal happens to everyone, regardless of climate.

    Two rules of thumb for success in all transitional/organizational tasks are:

    1

    "Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful."

    William Morris

    2

    In order to obtain the good, discard the bad.

    To obtain something better, let go of the good.

    In order to obtain the best, replace the better.

     

    These two maxims apply to cleaning a closet, upgrading a computer

    And Everything Else in Life.


    Essentially the choice is to so stagnate or evolve with

    Grace and Gratitude.

    By blessing and passing on whatever is no longer valid in our
    lives, we free the item to become someone else's treasure.

     Or return to Source to be transmuted into Pure Energy!

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  • A friend from Sao Paulo  shared this with me years ago: Some people come into our lives and are meant to stay a moment Some a day Some a month Some a year and Some a lifetime.
    Know who they are and the difference..!

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