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Sue Lloyd 1082 days ago
It's something like one and a half weeks until Christmas and like most people I haven't even begun to be organised! But I do have an excuse. I've been working on the Chill Out Christmas Gift Set. I wanted to offer something which would help us all through the Xmas madness and help keep the spiritual balance! I offer a Reiki distance healing, a specially written Winter guided meditation and with my colleague The Tarot Star - a Tarot reading to shine the light on any personal issues or questions. What more wonderful gift can you give yourself? And of course it makes a great gift for someone else (just think no wrapping or postage!) (Just click on the picture for more information)
Sue Lloyd 1154 days ago
May beauty surround you both in the journey ahead and through all the years. May happiness be your companion and may your days together be good and long upon Earth. Apache Blessing (Thanks to John De Boer. John's Native American music is wonderfully relaxing and imaginative - to hear some go to his MySpace profile)Sue Lloyd 1158 days ago
I've always prided myself that I don't get caught up doing what other people want. I've always had a clear idea of what works for me and how I want my life to be. So I've made my own choices and willingly paid any price exacted for that. But recently I've found that I seem to be more vulnerable to being manipulated by other people's agenda. It doesn't seem that important to make a stand, or I don't want to hurt feelings etc. One friend commented that as we get older, we mellow. We lose that youthful passion to carve out our own paths. Her view was that it was good, it rubbed off the sharp corners. Thinking about it today I disagree! I don't think it's healthy to lose sight of who we are and what makes us feel alive. We may think we're being 'nice' and not making waves but really I think we're doing ourselves and the people in our lives a huge dis-service. How can we live a life which expresses our uniqueness if compromise becomes our coinage? How can we be an example to others, to ...
