Connection to Your Angels
Friday, June 29, 2012
Take your eyes off your problems
Message of the day: Today as I was walking and listening to my wonderful
Angels they gave me this beautiful message.... You as humans look at
the door, you stand there and think " How are I gonna open this door, I
have no key?" You do everything in your power to open the door yet you
still can't. What you have to do is take your eyes off of the door and
out it on God, Source, Universe, Higher Power for they have the key to
the door, you have to look to the power that is higher than you to help
with all things, take your eyes off the problem and put them on your
Source.~ ♥♥♥♥
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
The only thing you can change...
Today I was filled with thanksgiving, as I went into my mediation and praise I could not stop crying. My heart was so full and all I could do was say "thank you"The spirit began to take me back to a place I was a few years ago, I was so worried about my friends, my family, my mate, my children my everything, I wanted to fix it all. Once I finally realize that I can't fix anyone or change anything, the only thing that I could change was me. Once I released all that worry into the universe my soul began to fill lighter, I was happy and free. My world did a total 360 ,when some of the people around me saw the change and started the process within themselves to be free. The one and only thing that you can change, and have control of changing is you. Find the peace within today.
Love and Light,
Fran
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Life Happens on Purpose
You see no matter who you are and what you have( or don't) we all have a purpose in life. No matter how many time you hear things that are negative about your purpose, it is just that yours. Your life will never feel complete until you allow you soul to connect to your heart and you start living on purpose. We can all find reason to not do what are hearts are telling us to do, but I guarantee you that as many reason why you can't there will be that many more why you can.
Take the time today to find out just what God has in store for your life. Live on purpose. Thanks Oprah!
Friday, April 6, 2012
Live Today
Lately I have had overwhelming feelings of joy and peace. No matter what is going on around me, I feel so grounded and happy. I sat down yesterday and I realized somethings. I have made peace with my life just as it is right now, this very moment everything and everyone in my life are placed exactly where they are suppose to be and life is good, it is good today. The purpose of my sharing this is that once you know that you know everything begins to flow. You don;t have to keep asking when, where how, you just have to know that God had heard every single prayer that you have prayed and is in the mist of aligning the universe to bring to you your very desires. Don't get caught up in what if, and maybe's just give thanks and live today!
Blessings,
Fran
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Vision Board Creation
Yesterday I hosted a vision board creation class, and there were a lot of people there that came feeling like they knew exactly what they wanted but had not ideal why the vision board was nit bring it to them. Creating a vision board seems simple enough but it is the power of the intentions that brings the vision to reality. There are three types of vision boards I will share with you, this can be your starting place
Christine Kane explains the three types of vision boards:
1 - The “I Know Exactly What I Want” Vision Board
Do this vision board if:
- You’re very clear about your desires.
- You want to change your environment or surroundings.
- There is a specific thing you want to manifest in your life. (i.e. a new home, or starting a business.)
How to create this vision board:
With your clear desire in mind, set out looking for the exact pictures which portray your vision. If you want a house by the water, then get out the Dwell magazine and start there. If you want to start your own business, find images that capture that idea for you. If you want to learn guitar, then find that picture. I remember at the last retreat, one woman yelled out, “If anyone finds a picture of a little girl with red hair who looks happy, give it to me!” And someone else yelled out, “I’m looking for a Cadillac!” Pretty soon, a lively trading session began. Following the five steps above, create your vision board out of these images.
2 – The “Opening and Allowing” Vision Board
Do this vision board if:
- You’re not sure what exactly you want
- You’ve been in a period of depression or grief
- You have a vision of what you want, but are uncertain about it in some way.
- You know you want change but don’t know how it’s possible.
How to create this vision board:
Go through each magazine. Tear out images that delight you. Don’t ask why. Just keep going through the magazines. If it’s a picture of a teddy bear that makes you smile, then pull it out. If it’s a cottage in a misty countryside, then rip it out. Just have fun and be open to whatever calls to you. Then, as you go through Step 2 above, hold that same openness, but ask yourself what this picture might mean. What is it telling you about you? Does it mean you need to take more naps? Does it mean you want to get a dog, or stop hanging out with a particular person who drains you? Most likely you’ll know the answer. If you don’t, but you still love the image, then put it on your vision board anyway. It will have an answer for you soon enough. Some women at my retreats had NO idea what their board was about, and it wasn’t until two months later that they understood. The Opening and Allowing Vision Board can be a powerful guide for you. I like it better than the first model because sometimes our egos think they know what we want, and lots of times those desires aren’t in alignment with who we really are. This goes deeper than just getting what you want. It can speak to you and teach you a little bit about yourself and your passion.
3 – The “Theme” Vision Board
Do this vision board if:
- It’s your birthday or New Years Eve or some significant event that starts a new cycle.
- If you are working with one particular area of your life. For instance, Work & Career.
How to create this vision board:
The only difference between this vision board and the others is that this one has clear parameters and intent. Before you begin the vision board, take a moment to hold the intent and the theme in mind. When you choose pictures, they will be in alignment with the theme. You can do the Theme Vision Board on smaller pages, like a page in your journal.
- Your vision board might change as you are making it. I was just talking with a friend of mine who said that she had been making a vision board for the new year. The theme was all about what she wanted in this year. Then, as she pulled pictures and began to lay them out, the theme changed into a simpler one about her everyday life and the moments in each day. It surprised and delighted her to experience that evolution. You might find that you have little epiphanies from making a vision board.
I welcome anyone who has created a vision board to write your own experience in the comments…
It is also nice to have a vision board partner, someone who can hold your vision for you. Make sure they believe.
Many Blessings,
Fran
Christine Kane explains the three types of vision boards:
1 - The “I Know Exactly What I Want” Vision Board
Do this vision board if:
- You’re very clear about your desires.
- You want to change your environment or surroundings.
- There is a specific thing you want to manifest in your life. (i.e. a new home, or starting a business.)
How to create this vision board:
With your clear desire in mind, set out looking for the exact pictures which portray your vision. If you want a house by the water, then get out the Dwell magazine and start there. If you want to start your own business, find images that capture that idea for you. If you want to learn guitar, then find that picture. I remember at the last retreat, one woman yelled out, “If anyone finds a picture of a little girl with red hair who looks happy, give it to me!” And someone else yelled out, “I’m looking for a Cadillac!” Pretty soon, a lively trading session began. Following the five steps above, create your vision board out of these images.
2 – The “Opening and Allowing” Vision Board
Do this vision board if:
- You’re not sure what exactly you want
- You’ve been in a period of depression or grief
- You have a vision of what you want, but are uncertain about it in some way.
- You know you want change but don’t know how it’s possible.
How to create this vision board:
Go through each magazine. Tear out images that delight you. Don’t ask why. Just keep going through the magazines. If it’s a picture of a teddy bear that makes you smile, then pull it out. If it’s a cottage in a misty countryside, then rip it out. Just have fun and be open to whatever calls to you. Then, as you go through Step 2 above, hold that same openness, but ask yourself what this picture might mean. What is it telling you about you? Does it mean you need to take more naps? Does it mean you want to get a dog, or stop hanging out with a particular person who drains you? Most likely you’ll know the answer. If you don’t, but you still love the image, then put it on your vision board anyway. It will have an answer for you soon enough. Some women at my retreats had NO idea what their board was about, and it wasn’t until two months later that they understood. The Opening and Allowing Vision Board can be a powerful guide for you. I like it better than the first model because sometimes our egos think they know what we want, and lots of times those desires aren’t in alignment with who we really are. This goes deeper than just getting what you want. It can speak to you and teach you a little bit about yourself and your passion.
3 – The “Theme” Vision Board
Do this vision board if:
- It’s your birthday or New Years Eve or some significant event that starts a new cycle.
- If you are working with one particular area of your life. For instance, Work & Career.
How to create this vision board:
The only difference between this vision board and the others is that this one has clear parameters and intent. Before you begin the vision board, take a moment to hold the intent and the theme in mind. When you choose pictures, they will be in alignment with the theme. You can do the Theme Vision Board on smaller pages, like a page in your journal.
Some things to remember about vision boards:
- You can use a combination of all three types of vision boards as you create. Sometimes you might start out doing one kind, and then your intuition takes over and shifts into a whole different mode. That’s called creativity. Just roll with it.
- Your vision board might change as you are making it. I was just talking with a friend of mine who said that she had been making a vision board for the new year. The theme was all about what she wanted in this year. Then, as she pulled pictures and began to lay them out, the theme changed into a simpler one about her everyday life and the moments in each day. It surprised and delighted her to experience that evolution. You might find that you have little epiphanies from making a vision board.
Make a Vision Journal
Another option is to use these same principles in a big sketch book. Get a large sketch book and keep an on-going vision journal. This is especially effective if you’re going through many transitions in your life.I welcome anyone who has created a vision board to write your own experience in the comments…
It is also nice to have a vision board partner, someone who can hold your vision for you. Make sure they believe.
Many Blessings,
Fran
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Loving Actions By P.L. Desy
Continuous effort, not superior strength or intelligence, is the key to unlocking our true potential. —Winston Churchill
Learning to love is like learning to master an instrument or an art. The following is a list of factors these acts all have in common.
Possibility—This includes having the time to devote to the art, and the physical capacity to do it. One can not very well pick up a violin if one’s hands are broken. Time, more often than not, is something that gets in the way of being able to devote oneself to loving.
Commitment—It is much easier to pronounce “I paint” or “I love you” than it is to actually master painting and to unconditionally love someone. Without the wish, will and dedication to work, it will never happen.
Goals—This includes the ultimate goal of mastering the art as well as all the stepping stones along the way. Staying focused on the present is important, yet without an idea of where one is heading it’s easy to get lost.
Instrument—Just as I can not very well master the guitar on a block of wood, I cannot love without an object for my affections. This doesn’t mean a person has to be in a romantic relationship to practice loving—we can practice loving human kind, friends, family, pets, god, and most importantly, ourselves.
Confidence—This does not mean that if you think you’re the best cellist, then you will be. It refers to accepting where you are in your practice. Expecting to be a master on your first try is unrealistic. Mastering an art takes a lifetime, and surely many mistakes will be made along the way.
Patience—Hand-in-hand with confidence, patience is needed to persevere through the low points. If martial arts were easy, everyone would do it. The same goes for love. Truly opening yourself to another, being vulnerable, and accepting the other unconditionally takes a lot of effort. It is a common misconception that “love should just come naturally.”
Model—If I took a person who has never heard music, gave him a clarinet and said, “play me some jazz,” he would not have the foggiest idea what I was talking about. In love, we model our behavior after those who influence us—whether it be from family, friends, a religious figure, mentor, therapist, or books.
Discipline—Practice makes perfect. Even when you’re tired, or when you’d rather just watch a movie, you’ve got to push through and always remember to keep at it.
Persistence—Working closely with confidence, persistence requires having faith in the process of learning. That even though you don’t get it all now, if you keep at it, eventually you will.
Environment—A safe space to learn, practice, make mistakes and try again is also needed. A ballet dancer needs a studio with a bar, and a lover needs freedom to explore and express his or her feelings.
Learning to love is like learning to master an instrument or an art. The following is a list of factors these acts all have in common.
Possibility—This includes having the time to devote to the art, and the physical capacity to do it. One can not very well pick up a violin if one’s hands are broken. Time, more often than not, is something that gets in the way of being able to devote oneself to loving.
Commitment—It is much easier to pronounce “I paint” or “I love you” than it is to actually master painting and to unconditionally love someone. Without the wish, will and dedication to work, it will never happen.
Goals—This includes the ultimate goal of mastering the art as well as all the stepping stones along the way. Staying focused on the present is important, yet without an idea of where one is heading it’s easy to get lost.
Instrument—Just as I can not very well master the guitar on a block of wood, I cannot love without an object for my affections. This doesn’t mean a person has to be in a romantic relationship to practice loving—we can practice loving human kind, friends, family, pets, god, and most importantly, ourselves.
Confidence—This does not mean that if you think you’re the best cellist, then you will be. It refers to accepting where you are in your practice. Expecting to be a master on your first try is unrealistic. Mastering an art takes a lifetime, and surely many mistakes will be made along the way.
Patience—Hand-in-hand with confidence, patience is needed to persevere through the low points. If martial arts were easy, everyone would do it. The same goes for love. Truly opening yourself to another, being vulnerable, and accepting the other unconditionally takes a lot of effort. It is a common misconception that “love should just come naturally.”
Model—If I took a person who has never heard music, gave him a clarinet and said, “play me some jazz,” he would not have the foggiest idea what I was talking about. In love, we model our behavior after those who influence us—whether it be from family, friends, a religious figure, mentor, therapist, or books.
Discipline—Practice makes perfect. Even when you’re tired, or when you’d rather just watch a movie, you’ve got to push through and always remember to keep at it.
Persistence—Working closely with confidence, persistence requires having faith in the process of learning. That even though you don’t get it all now, if you keep at it, eventually you will.
Environment—A safe space to learn, practice, make mistakes and try again is also needed. A ballet dancer needs a studio with a bar, and a lover needs freedom to explore and express his or her feelings.
Monday, January 30, 2012
Reason why you may need a House/ Office Blessing
We are all energy and everything in our life's is energy .So if things are not quite moving in your life, home or business, you may need an energy shift. Here are the answers to some common questions and reason you may need to cleanse your home/ office.
What is "Clearing/cleansing"?
It is the act of using various energetic and spiritual means to work with, raise, clear or release energy from a physical place to create an environment that is refreshed, safe and pleasant.
Why do it?
Energy can be felt. It is sometimes referred to as "vibe" or "atmosphere". Cleansing and blessing a physical space can bring it into alignment with the intention you have for it, will make it feel better, be more comfortable, and improve the quality of your life in that space.
It is especially useful if you are buying or selling a home or are starting something new. It doesn't matter whether you personally work with energy consciously or not, the "atmosphere" of a place will be felt regardless.
What you are intending to create and experience can be effected not only by what you are physically doing but by the "flavor" of the surrounding or residing energy.
Blessing and cleansing can also help bring the energy of a place back to it's original essence, letting the land's own natural power flow. Here are some additional reasons:
1) Divorce if you have had an argument or difficult interactions with someone.
2) You have a office and you deal with clients on a daily bases
3) If you want to sell your home, cleansing the space can make it more appealing for prospective buyers.
4) You have children who bring friends over
5) If you want to bring prosperity to yourself for instance, and you have energies surrounding you or your environment that negate what you are doing or create doubts internally, you will in all likelihood be less effective than if your personal and working space is filled with helpful and supporting energy.
6) If someone has passed over in your home and there is an overwhelming presence of someone else.
You should feel complete relaxed and peaceful in your space. Take charge of that energy and make it what you desire it to be.
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