I’ve been around animals all of my life. For my tenth birthday, my mom and dad bought me a beautiful Eskimo Spitz. His name was Major and he was this beautiful white fluff ball. He was also my very best friend. From about 10 to 17, I would sit and talk to Major about all the things going on in my life and I remember his presence bringing me so much peace and happiness.
In January 2007, as I sat in my cubicle in Corporate America pondering my purpose here on Earth, I thought, “There has to be more.”
Although my career had served me well in a material sense, it lacked passion. But asking “Isn’t there more?” launched me onto a path of self-discovery.
Intuition. It’s a gift we all have. But real gift isn’t the intuition, itself. It’s what happens when we follow it.
Spring brings excitement of what’s to come. It’s a time when many of us begin to think of “spring cleaning.” Although we typically think of spring cleaning as clearing out the clutter in our home, it can also be a time when we clean out the energies of our bodies and minds.
Thinking and acting from a place of genuine love and authenticity that is beyond culture, beyond nation, beyond religion, and beyond economic status. Inclusive, unconditional love, and compassion – and it begins with self-love.