
GROUNDED CENTRE
Key Word ~ Heart
This area is about being grounded & centred in all our activities.
Are YOU Ready for Passion?
FengSHe.org is getting a makeover! In June we become MASTER HEART MAGAZINE!
Much Ado About Passion
The Good, The Bad and The Balance
Gems of Perception
A Video Overview of the April 17th, 2012 Edition of FengSHe.org
Supercharging the Power of Perception
What Do YOU See?
A Video Overview of the April 3rd, 2012 Edition of FengSHe.org
Celebrating Spring's Rebirth
A Video Overview of the Spring Equinox, 2012 Edition of FengSHe.org
Egg-zactly
"We have to break eggs to make an omelet ~ or in this case a Frittata." ~ Mari Selby
Live and Create Life from the Inside Out!
A Video Overview of the Feb. 21, 2012 Edition of FengSHe.org & Your Invitation to Join the Master Heart Movement!
Our Hearts Lead!
A Video Overview of the Feb. 6, 2012 Edition of FengSHe.org! Becoming a Warrior of Love
Feeling Deep Emotion
A Video Overview of the Jan.23, 2012 Edition of FengSHe.org!
Dive Deep
A Video Overview of the Jan. 2, 2012 Edition of FengSHe.org!
Wishing You JOY!
MARY GIUFFRE & PAUL CLARK: If every one of us took this idea of Balanced Heart and Balanced Mind to Balanced our World and shared it with someone new everyday, think about the JOY we could share minute by minute. . . Click here to download your JOY Affirmation Poster (480k) Read more >>> Joy Happens
Eleven : Eleven : Eleven
"Synchronicity is choreographed by a great, pervasive intelligence that lies at the heart of nature and is manifest in each of us through intuitive knowledge."
MARY GIUFFRE: Leading up to Remembrance Day this year I dealt with a great personal struggle. You see every year, as long as I can remember, like most people, I made sure I posted a bright red poppy on my lapel beginning around November 1st. Read more >>> In Sync
STEVE SISGOLD:
The universe sometimes lines up situations for us to capture our attention and lead us to discover relevant information to achieve our goals, even if we don't recognize it at times. Read more >>>
An Ode Of Receptivity
To A Beautiful Garden Centre Lady The cancer industry has stolen another friend.
LISA ROBBINS:
At my favourite garden centre, there is a beautiful woman who is always there, sometimes wandering around, but usually sitting on a chair at the cash register. She runs a thriving business, with many loyal and returning customers every year. Read more >>>
A Grateful Heart
"To speak gratitude is courteous and pleasant, to enact gratitude is generous and noble, but to live gratitude is to touch Heaven." ~Johannes A. Gaertner
ANDREA THIEL CONNELL:
As Autumn comes into full bloom I seem to automatically slip into 'thanksgiving mode' and tend to become mindful of all the things I am grateful for. It's one of the things I teach my students and clients to respect as a one of the Reiki Precepts, but also it is one of the corner stones of building healthy relationships, family and community. Read more >>>
Integrity as a Way of Being
BRENT MARCHANT:
Integrity is one of those revered traits to which many of us aspire. There's a mystique about it that suggests an implicit purity, a pristine authenticity untainted by the corrupting influences of an allegedly vile secular world. Some even look upon integrity as a sort of Holy Grail, a lofty, divinely inspired attribute to be nobly pursued but rarely if ever achieved, a view to which I respectfully respond, "Hogwash." Read more >>>
Integrity Healing
LISA ROBBINS:
Integrity is intertwined throughout our lives. It is as essential to our health as it is to the relationship of this pollen packed bee with the sunflower he has just visited. Read more >>>
Green Chile Roast
MARI SELBY:
For 25 years I lived in Santa Fe, New Mexico. New Mexico is the only state I know of that has an official question. You are promptly asked 'red or green'? in a restaurant whenever you order any New Mexican dish, i.e. enchiladas or burritos. Read more >>>
The Persistence Paradox
BRENT MARCHANT:
In today's culture, persistence is often viewed as a revered virtue, one to which many of us are encouraged to aspire. And, to be sure, persistence has its place, both in everyday matters and in elements of metaphysical practice. However, it's a dual-edged sword that can easily cut both ways. Read more >>>
Now We are ONE
Happy 1st Birthday FengSHe.org!
MARY GIUFFRE & PAUL CLARK:
We'd both been dragging ourselves around tired careers in the film and TV industry for way too long. The hours, the egos and the unfulfilling projects were becoming relentlessly unrewarding. With all our years of experience there had to be something we could create that would ADD to the betterment of humanity... Read more >>>
Shutting Out the Noise
So You Can Hear Your Own Inner Rhythm RORY KELLY CONNOR:
"What? I can't hear you! There's too much noise around here! I can't focus! How am I supposed to hear myself think?" Read more >>>
The Strong may Survive but the Loving Thrive
MARY GIUFFRE:
I've always considered myself a 'strong' person: intelligent, decisive, gutsy, take charge, assertive, powerful, determined, resolute, dedicated and independent. However looking back, I'm sure others would likely have used considerably less flattering adjectives to describe my strength. Read more >>>
Operating From a Position of Personal Strength
BRENT MARCHANT:
One of my favourite expressions is "Fortune favours the bold." To me, it's such an uplifting saying that, whenever I hear it, I can FEEL the energy of empowerment surging through my body. And that kind of empowerment is crucial if one wants to approach life by operating from a position of personal strength. Read more >>>
Into the Stillness
ANDREA THIEL CONNELL:
A pebble is tossed in a pool, the ripples move out from the centre and back to the centre, collapsing in stillness and ripple out again only to come back again to the stillness, eventually the entire pool returns to the stillness as though nothing had happened. Read more >>>
Thinking With Your Heart
Moving Energy From Thought to Feeling
MARY GIUFFRE:
The thing I remember most about my grandmother was her incredible ability to accept what is. Whenever the rest of our family was running around like their hair was on fire my Gram pulled out one of her favourite sayings, "These are the things that happen to the living." Applies to virtually everything doesn't it? Read more >>>
A Mother's Love
JAMES POLK:
Mother to genius was Anna Lloyd-Jones Wright's greatest claim to fame. Read more >>>
The Gulf Oil Spill
One Year Later
MARI SELBY:
A short year ago, on April 20, 2010, a massive explosion rocked the Transocean oil rig DEEPWATER HORIZON, a state-of-the art mobile offshore drilling platform at work on a well in the Gulf of Mexico. Eleven workers were killed by the blast and survivors had just minutes to flee an inferno that would soon burn and sink the rig. Read more >>>
Earth Day 2011
The largest and most celebrated environmental event worldwide!
H.THOMAS~P.CLARK~M.GIUFFRE:
Unfortunately many of our daily actions pollute and degrade our fragile environment. The celebration of Earth Day provides a powerful catalyst for change. In recognition of environmental challenges all over the world, more than one billion people in over 170 countries, stage events and projects to address local environmental issues. Read more >>>
Growing Disability Awareness
PEGGY O'NEILL:
The bottom-line aim of Disability Awareness, or ABILITY AWARENESS Ability (as it is more commonly referred to nowadays) is to understand, first and foremost, that people with disabilities are first and foremost PEOPLE. Read more >>>
LOVE IS
MARY GIUFFRE:
I want to talk about LOVE. When I sat down to write this article I Googled, "What is love?" and the question brought up some 3,290,000,000 results in 0.10 seconds. I only made it through the first three pages before the words 'STOP ALREADY!' went screaming through my head! Read more >>>
Spring Equinox: Renewal, Rebirth and Growth
ANDREA THIEL CONNELL:
Once again we are joyfully blessed by the predictable flow of the universe as we enjoy the energy Spring Equinox carries in. It is comforting to know that in these days of tumultuous change for so many on the planet some things stay the same. Read more >>>
Following the Wisdom of your Heart
PEGGY O'NEILL:
Where should I be living? What's the best job for me? Should I marry this person or not? Like Dorothy seeking the Wizard of Oz to get her back home, many of us search outside ourselves for the answers to these all-important questions. Forgetting, just like Dorothy, that we, too, have everything we need within us right now to return 'home'. Read more >>>
Radiant Mind ~ Awakened Heart ~ Sacred Life
ANDREA THIEL CONNELL:
By the time we are young teenagers we have already learned to navigate our daily life as though we were walking back and forth over a bridge; the bridge between our mind and heart. Read more >>>
Loving Yourself from the Inside Out
A Tribute to Your Unsung Hero
ANDREA THIEL CONNELL:
How do I love Thee (and by Thee I mean Me); let me count the ways...Surely this is the hardest thing for people to do; loving themselves...they think. It's not that people don't love themselves, it's that they are stuck in shallow thinking. I want you to jump into the deep end. Read more >>>
And A Meadowlark Sang
MARI SELBY:
When you give yourself over to the moment, only then do you allow yourself to feel. In his poem "And A Meadowlark Sang" originally written in Hindi, Indian Poet, Ravindra Kumar Karnani eloquently illustrates this point. Read more >>>
Terminal Terminology
MARY GIUFFRE:
A young girl perhaps ten years old was a featured guest on a high profile daily network TV talk show I was working on a few years back. She told a story of driving with her mom in the downtown area of a major Canadian city one bitterly cold winter day and watching in dismay as an underdressed elderly man, dug through a garbage bin and ate the dregs he found there. Read more >>>
Women's Intuition
STEVE SISGOLD:
An amazing and unpredictable adventure began when you were conceived. From that very moment, your innate intelligence has steered you through a non-stop stream of sensations, feelings, thoughts and impressions that make up the 5-star thrill ride called life. Read more >>>
2011 and the Age of Aquarius
In every man there is a king. Speak to the king and the king will come forth. ~ Scandinavian Proverb
ANDREA THIEL CONNELL:
The excitement of a New Year is upon us; fresh starts and clean slates. For most of us the new year brings us to an awareness of rising unlimited potential, with a deeply felt sense of bubbling anticipation we step forward boldly, making plans and setting goals for the year ahead. Read more >>>
Energize Your New Year!
MARY GIUFFRE:
Our world is made up of endless fields of energy and the dawn of a New Year is the perfect time to change up those energies so we plant seeds for a brilliant future. Read more >>>
Words to Live By
MARY GIUFFRE:
A Christmas Day baby, I am accustomed to giving as well as receiving on my birthday:) The Feng SHe concept was a gift from the endless ALL-knowing Universal Energy. Read more >>>
Happy Solstice!
Celebrating My Inner Pagan! ANDREA THIEL CONNELL:
Every year I hear people complain about the coming of Christmas; the hectic schedules, the cost, the commercialism, the stress, the loneliness and the gaudiness of it all. Bah Humbug I say! Lighten up...It's Winter Solstice! Read more >>>
12 Selfish Holiday Survival Steps!
ANDREA THIEL CONNELL:
The upcoming holidays present many of us with the most stressful time of the year. Our schedules are already jammed packed with daily responsibilities and our budgets are maxed out. Read more >>>
Reflection ~ 2010
JANICE CHRYSLER:
It is hard to believe that another year is almost coming to a close! Normally we wait until the New Year to take a few moments to look back and see where we have come from and decide the direction we will take for the upcoming year. Why wait? Read more >>>
The Pinocchio Effect
MARY GIUFFRE:
I've come to realize that however well intentioned, for the most part human beings are not particularly honest. Read more >>>
Learning To Trust
BRENT MARCHANT:
Reaching our goals can be challenging at times, but I've found they're generally easiest to accomplish by making use of conscious creation/law of attraction principles, the practice whereby we combine the power of our beliefs with the energy of All That Is to manifest what we desire. Read more >>>
Thank You Mother Earth
"If the only prayer you ever say in your entire life is 'thank you', it will be enough."
Meister Eckhart MARI SELBY:
In the U.S.A. Thanksgiving ushers in the Winter Solstice, which marks the point where the lingering dark-nights slowly give way to light-filled days. Meanwhile we have a month of the longest night to go through. What can help sustain us during these dark days is to fill our hearts with gratitude? Read more >>>
Do You Believe in Magic?
MARI SELBY:
Contemporary myth suggests that magic can only be Harry Potter waving his wand at his enemies, or the mouse in 'Fantasia' making magic do his work, but in the '60's the Lovin' Spoonful revealed what magic is really all about. "Do you believe in magic in a young girl's heart? How the music can free her, whenever it starts...I'll tell you about the magic, and it'll free your soul..." Read more >>>
You Put What? Where?
The Energetic Affects of Body Art MARY GIUFFRE:
Changing the World One Soul at a Time
DEVORAH GARLAND:
The most valuable way I know to effect change in this world is to begin with me - by living in balance in every aspect of my life. Read more >>>
Incline Your Mind Toward Joy
MARCI SHIMOFF:
Does the idea of standing in front of a mirror and appreciating your positive qualities feel uncomfortable and stupid? It did to me - which was a sign that I really needed to try it. Read more >>>
Balance in Motion
MARY GIUFFRE & PAUL CLARK:
Aztec dance celebrates the traditions of the ancients. Performed as ceremonial prayer every dance honours the balance of dualities. Each step is first to the left and then to the right to BALANCE FEMININE and MASCULINE energies and is prayer sent back to the Creator. Read more >>>
Finding Stillness
in a Not So Still World JANICE CHRYSLER:
It seems we move from fast to faster as we travel through our lives. The world around us is quickly advancing and changing in ways many of us could never have imagined. Read more >>>
The Proverbial Chicken
HEATHER PARDON:
You have no doubt heard the question, "Why did the chicken cross the road?" Have you ever really wondered why the chicken crossed the road? Or what made the chicken want to cross the road in the first place? Read more >>>
The Power of Gratitude
Mike Robbins:
I've been speaking and writing about gratitude for almost ten years now - and I'm still amazed at how challenging it can be for me to focus on what I'm grateful for at times (especially when I'm feeling sorry for myself or complaining). Read more >>>
Free to Love: The Heart of Emotions
DAVID SIMON MD:
Most of us did not receive formal instructions on how to love. As we were growing up, we learned by observing our parents, siblings, and caregivers, who may or may not have been competent at managing and expressing their emotions. Read more >>>
The Art of Listening
BRENT MARCHANT:
While growing up, most of us probably played the much-loved childhood game 'Telephone'. For those unfamiliar with it, the game basically involves someone whispering a story into another player's ear, who then whispers it into another player's ear, and so on and so on until the tale reaches the last player, who then recites it for the entire group. Read more >>>
What Would Love Do?
MIKE ROBBINS:
I had the honour of interviewing my friends Matthew and Terces Engelhart, the founders of Cafe Gratitude, on my radio show. In the course of our wonderfully inspiring conversation they brought up the idea of asking the question, "What would love do?" when making decisions or facing challenges in life. Read more >>>
The Power of Daily Practices
FEATURE ~ ROBIN SHARMA:
Success, world-class health, internal fulfillment and sustained happiness don't just happen. These elements of your best life are created. All too often we look at a human being playing their best game on the playing field of life and assume they got lucky or were born into their lofty condition. Read more >>>
My Last Day
Feature ~ David Daniels MD:
If this were my last day, my only day - there is only love. All there ever was and will be is love. Brilliance comes from the inner knowing of this. And by love, I mean the connection of us humans in body, mind, and heart - souls together in harmony with gratitude for what is. Read more >>>
Greatness by Evolution Versus Revolution
This inspiring article by International Best Selling Author, Leadership and Personal Development expert ROBIN SHARMA:
exemplifies our intention for creating FengSHe.org. It's our greatest wish for ALL that we evolve into the heartfelt beings we were created to be. We are grateful for this and all the material so generously provided to our sincere endeavour. Read more >>>
Breaking N.E.W.S.
MARY GIUFFRE:
The formal exchange of information has been part of human culture since messengers ran from city to city in ancient times and the town criers of early North American settlements clanged their bells on street corners.Read more >>> |




MARY GIUFFRE: Our passions are what drive us forward and move us to achieve great things! We can feel passionate for all kinds of reasons from extreme grief to great joy. In this video "the Passion Test Lady", Janet Bray Attwood says it best...
RORY KELLY CONNOR: Passion. A powerful little word used to describe all sorts of emotions: love, hate, desire, lust, sexual urges, joy, ardent affection, wild enthusiasm, enthrallment. What differentiates passion into a category unto itself is the focused intensity associated with it.
MARY GIUFFRE: To each individual, something - anything, is what that person perceives it to be.
BRENT MARCHANT: Those of us who have 20/20 vision, perfect pitch or a keen intellect probably think we have great powers of perception. But do we? Are our perceptive abilities all they can be, or can they be improved?
MARY GIUFFRE: Here in the Northern Hemisphere, we're enjoying a glorious early spring. Paul and I are most grateful for a fabulous springtime view from our home near Rice Lake, Ontario Canada (see my vlog above!) so every year at this time while we watch the bird nest and wait for the buds to expand all around us, I picture all those plants and trees waiting patiently and choosing just the right moment to be reborn.
MARI SELBY: Each one of us is a rare egg, and each of our yolks, shells, and whites make a difference in this amazing universe. The painted eggs of our hopes and dreams have their own timing and season.
MARY GIUFFRE & ANDREA CONNELL: In the past year, we have gathered MASTER HEART Leaders across Canada, the UK, the USA and individual MASTER HEARTS following us on Social Media around the globe! Once again, we're calling on inspired, MASTER HEARTS from ALL walks of life to initiate MASTER HEART GROUPS.
MARY GIUFFRE: For anyone with the notion that heart and emotion are for the weak and the meek, now that it's been scientifically proven that our heart is in fact, the true leader of our body, it's time to allow your heart energy to flow so it can do the job it came here to do ~ spread the many qualities of LOVE.
ANDREA THIEL CONNELL: Fear is coming at us from every direction so we must become Warriors of Love right now! Dust off your Shield of Light and pull out your Sword of Truth – we have work to do! We have to love our fears to death!
MARY GIUFFRE: How many times have you heard this statement? "That's just how it is!" As a society a nation and a collective world, we have accepted this powerful proclamation without a second thought, pretty much since the dawn of humanity. 
RORY KELLY CONNOR: Through our individual and collective search for our highest selves, in the manifestation of our most loving selves, and in the embodiment of our most giving selves, joy happens. 
The universe sometimes lines up situations for us to capture our attention and lead us to discover relevant information to achieve our goals, even if we don't recognize it at times.
At my favourite garden centre, there is a beautiful woman who is always there, sometimes wandering around, but usually sitting on a chair at the cash register. She runs a thriving business, with many loyal and returning customers every year.
As Autumn comes into full bloom I seem to automatically slip into 'thanksgiving mode' and tend to become mindful of all the things I am grateful for. It's one of the things I teach my students and clients to respect as a one of the Reiki Precepts, but also it is one of the corner stones of building healthy relationships, family and community.
Integrity is one of those revered traits to which many of us aspire. There's a mystique about it that suggests an implicit purity, a pristine authenticity untainted by the corrupting influences of an allegedly vile secular world. Some even look upon integrity as a sort of Holy Grail, a lofty, divinely inspired attribute to be nobly pursued but rarely if ever achieved, a view to which I respectfully respond, "Hogwash."
Integrity is intertwined throughout our lives. It is as essential to our health as it is to the relationship of this pollen packed bee with the sunflower he has just visited.
For 25 years I lived in Santa Fe, New Mexico. New Mexico is the only state I know of that has an official question. You are promptly asked 'red or green'? in a restaurant whenever you order any New Mexican dish, i.e. enchiladas or burritos.
In today's culture, persistence is often viewed as a revered virtue, one to which many of us are encouraged to aspire. And, to be sure, persistence has its place, both in everyday matters and in elements of metaphysical practice. However, it's a dual-edged sword that can easily cut both ways.
We'd both been dragging ourselves around tired careers in the film and TV industry for way too long. The hours, the egos and the unfulfilling projects were becoming relentlessly unrewarding. With all our years of experience there had to be something we could create that would ADD to the betterment of humanity...
"What? I can't hear you! There's too much noise around here! I can't focus! How am I supposed to hear myself think?"
I've always considered myself a 'strong' person: intelligent, decisive, gutsy, take charge, assertive, powerful, determined, resolute, dedicated and independent. However looking back, I'm sure others would likely have used considerably less flattering adjectives to describe my strength.
One of my favourite expressions is "Fortune favours the bold." To me, it's such an uplifting saying that, whenever I hear it, I can FEEL the energy of empowerment surging through my body. And that kind of empowerment is crucial if one wants to approach life by operating from a position of personal strength.
A pebble is tossed in a pool, the ripples move out from the centre and back to the centre, collapsing in stillness and ripple out again only to come back again to the stillness, eventually the entire pool returns to the stillness as though nothing had happened.
Poetic Inspiration
The thing I remember most about my grandmother was her incredible ability to accept what is. Whenever the rest of our family was running around like their hair was on fire my Gram pulled out one of her favourite sayings, "These are the things that happen to the living." Applies to virtually everything doesn't it?
Mother to genius was Anna Lloyd-Jones Wright's greatest claim to fame.
Inspired Art & Poetry
A short year ago, on April 20, 2010, a massive explosion rocked the Transocean oil rig DEEPWATER HORIZON, a state-of-the art mobile offshore drilling platform at work on a well in the Gulf of Mexico. Eleven workers were killed by the blast and survivors had just minutes to flee an inferno that would soon burn and sink the rig.
Unfortunately many of our daily actions pollute and degrade our fragile environment. The celebration of Earth Day provides a powerful catalyst for change. In recognition of environmental challenges all over the world, more than one billion people in over 170 countries, stage events and projects to address local environmental issues.
The bottom-line aim of Disability Awareness, or ABILITY AWARENESS Ability (as it is more commonly referred to nowadays) is to understand, first and foremost, that people with disabilities are first and foremost PEOPLE.
I want to talk about LOVE. When I sat down to write this article I Googled, "What is love?" and the question brought up some 3,290,000,000 results in 0.10 seconds. I only made it through the first three pages before the words 'STOP ALREADY!' went screaming through my head!
Once again we are joyfully blessed by the predictable flow of the universe as we enjoy the energy Spring Equinox carries in. It is comforting to know that in these days of tumultuous change for so many on the planet some things stay the same.
Where should I be living? What's the best job for me? Should I marry this person or not? Like Dorothy seeking the Wizard of Oz to get her back home, many of us search outside ourselves for the answers to these all-important questions. Forgetting, just like Dorothy, that we, too, have everything we need within us right now to return 'home'.
Inspired Art & Poetry
By the time we are young teenagers we have already learned to navigate our daily life as though we were walking back and forth over a bridge; the bridge between our mind and heart.
How do I love Thee (and by Thee I mean Me); let me count the ways...Surely this is the hardest thing for people to do; loving themselves...they think. It's not that people don't love themselves, it's that they are stuck in shallow thinking. I want you to jump into the deep end.
When you give yourself over to the moment, only then do you allow yourself to feel. In his poem "And A Meadowlark Sang" originally written in Hindi, Indian Poet, Ravindra Kumar Karnani eloquently illustrates this point.
A young girl perhaps ten years old was a featured guest on a high profile daily network TV talk show I was working on a few years back. She told a story of driving with her mom in the downtown area of a major Canadian city one bitterly cold winter day and watching in dismay as an underdressed elderly man, dug through a garbage bin and ate the dregs he found there.
An amazing and unpredictable adventure began when you were conceived. From that very moment, your innate intelligence has steered you through a non-stop stream of sensations, feelings, thoughts and impressions that make up the 5-star thrill ride called life.
The excitement of a New Year is upon us; fresh starts and clean slates. For most of us the new year brings us to an awareness of rising unlimited potential, with a deeply felt sense of bubbling anticipation we step forward boldly, making plans and setting goals for the year ahead.
Our world is made up of endless fields of energy and the dawn of a New Year is the perfect time to change up those energies so we plant seeds for a brilliant future.
A Christmas Day baby, I am accustomed to giving as well as receiving on my birthday:) The Feng SHe concept was a gift from the endless ALL-knowing Universal Energy.
Every year I hear people complain about the coming of Christmas; the hectic schedules, the cost, the commercialism, the stress, the loneliness and the gaudiness of it all. Bah Humbug I say! Lighten up...It's Winter Solstice!
The upcoming holidays present many of us with the most stressful time of the year. Our schedules are already jammed packed with daily responsibilities and our budgets are maxed out.
It is hard to believe that another year is almost coming to a close! Normally we wait until the New Year to take a few moments to look back and see where we have come from and decide the direction we will take for the upcoming year. Why wait?
I've come to realize that however well intentioned, for the most part human beings are not particularly honest.
Reaching our goals can be challenging at times, but I've found they're generally easiest to accomplish by making use of conscious creation/law of attraction principles, the practice whereby we combine the power of our beliefs with the energy of All That Is to manifest what we desire.
In the U.S.A. Thanksgiving ushers in the Winter Solstice, which marks the point where the lingering dark-nights slowly give way to light-filled days. Meanwhile we have a month of the longest night to go through. What can help sustain us during these dark days is to fill our hearts with gratitude?
Contemporary myth suggests that magic can only be Harry Potter waving his wand at his enemies, or the mouse in 'Fantasia' making magic do his work, but in the '60's the Lovin' Spoonful revealed what magic is really all about. "Do you believe in magic in a young girl's heart? How the music can free her, whenever it starts...I'll tell you about the magic, and it'll free your soul..."
The most valuable way I know to effect change in this world is to begin with me - by living in balance in every aspect of my life.
Does the idea of standing in front of a mirror and appreciating your positive qualities feel uncomfortable and stupid? It did to me - which was a sign that I really needed to try it.
Aztec dance celebrates the traditions of the ancients. Performed as ceremonial prayer every dance honours the balance of dualities. Each step is first to the left and then to the right to BALANCE FEMININE and MASCULINE energies and is prayer sent back to the Creator.
It seems we move from fast to faster as we travel through our lives. The world around us is quickly advancing and changing in ways many of us could never have imagined.
You have no doubt heard the question, "Why did the chicken cross the road?" Have you ever really wondered why the chicken crossed the road? Or what made the chicken want to cross the road in the first place?
I've been speaking and writing about gratitude for almost ten years now - and I'm still amazed at how challenging it can be for me to focus on what I'm grateful for at times (especially when I'm feeling sorry for myself or complaining).
Most of us did not receive formal instructions on how to love. As we were growing up, we learned by observing our parents, siblings, and caregivers, who may or may not have been competent at managing and expressing their emotions.
While growing up, most of us probably played the much-loved childhood game 'Telephone'. For those unfamiliar with it, the game basically involves someone whispering a story into another player's ear, who then whispers it into another player's ear, and so on and so on until the tale reaches the last player, who then recites it for the entire group.
I had the honour of interviewing my friends Matthew and Terces Engelhart, the founders of Cafe Gratitude, on my radio show. In the course of our wonderfully inspiring conversation they brought up the idea of asking the question, "What would love do?" when making decisions or facing challenges in life.
Success, world-class health, internal fulfillment and sustained happiness don't just happen. These elements of your best life are created. All too often we look at a human being playing their best game on the playing field of life and assume they got lucky or were born into their lofty condition.
If this were my last day, my only day - there is only love. All there ever was and will be is love. Brilliance comes from the inner knowing of this. And by love, I mean the connection of us humans in body, mind, and heart - souls together in harmony with gratitude for what is.
exemplifies our intention for creating FengSHe.org. It's our greatest wish for ALL that we evolve into the heartfelt beings we were created to be. We are grateful for this and all the material so generously provided to our sincere endeavour.
The formal exchange of information has been part of human culture since messengers ran from city to city in ancient times and the town criers of early North American settlements clanged their bells on street corners.