Tag: hard times
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Beautiful – It’s Not What You Think
I love to do a good face mask. My favorite is Aztec Secret Indian Healing Clay mask made from Calcium Bentonite Clay. I love it because I feel like it actually digs deep down and pulls stuff out of my pores and afterwards my skin glows. I find it an analogy for so many things.…
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Is This You Or Someone You Know?
“Does anyone ever feel like they’re just not meant for this life? I know how blessed I am. I live in a developed country, I have a family, friends, a house, animals who I adore and a job. Everything people who are less fortunate would die for. But I’m still not happy. I feel so…
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Healing Rite of Passage Retreat/Workshop
“I ate once. It didn’t work. I was hungry again in a couple of hours.” You never hear anyone saying that, do you? But ask about meditation, or yoga or journalling and that is a very common answer. Body, Mind and Spirit…that’s what we are. We are a carefully constructed mechanism made up of these…
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The Tao of Manifesting
I went to The College of St. Teresa, in Winona, MN, an all women’s Catholic facility. One of our buildings was Tao Center, a guest house run by the nuns. That was the first I’d heard Tao and no clue what it meant. What I knew is that I loved being in that building because…
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You Get What You Give…Or Do You?
If its true that you get what you give, why do some not get what they expect? If what you are getting , is not what you think you are giving ,then you need to take a look at what you truly are giving. Odds are it isn’t what you thought. “But Jade, I am giving…
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Celestial Fire, Divine Timing and Sorting Shit from Sage…
These are three messages that have been coming up in the past few days. Celestial Fire: a period of time when the Universe is asking you to forge your spiritual self. Divine Timing: nothing can come to you before it is in your highest good. Sorting Sage from Shit: Once you’re done being forged in the…
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It is NOT better to give than to receive and here’s why…
As children we are taught that it is better to give than to receive and as we grow older we realize there is indeed a gift in being the giver instead of just the receiver. This tends to validate the idiom “it’s better to give than to receive.” But it’s a false positive. A false…
Judith Klemos 