Loving Abundance

Daily affirmations for the heart focus on our feelings as our emotional guidance system. When we feel good this indicates that we are in alignment with our source energy or our spirituality. When we feel bad this means we are not aligned and thus need to pivot our way to realign our energy. Using daily affirmations for the heart in the realignment process can do wonders. Enjoy! Read the rest of this entry »

Our mind is a powerful source of abundance.  It functions in auto pilot and yet can be re-programmed to help us live a more abundant lifestyle. Thus, daily affirmations are important. Our predominant thoughts are able to affect many areas of our life and if we learn to direct it to the course of abundance then the universe cannot help but provide us with experiences that match the vibrations to that which we constantly focus upon. Do the affirmations as often as you need to in order to train the mind to more positive energy. Enjoy!
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Daily Affirmations help keep the positive energy flowing in your life. Allot at least 15 minutes a day to be still and read the daily affirmations in a volume audible to you. It is important that you hear yourself say these statements. I find this to be more effective. Hearing your own voice state the daily affirmations makes for better recall.  Enjoy and celebrate the miracle that is your physical self. Read the rest of this entry »

The Christmas Tree has been with us since the Middle Ages and it has traveled from Germany to England to all of America and to the whole world. From the 1800’s to the year 2000 its popularity has never waned instead it has grown into what I would consider as the expression of the Prosperity in Life and Love. From the smallest Christmas Tree found in doll houses to the biggest Christmas Tree recorded in the Guinness Book, found in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, the Christmas Tree has managed to “evolve” with the times. Read the rest of this entry »

For as long as I can remember,  Christmas traditions in the Philippines (in my home) begin with me joyfully associating the season with the following things:  My hormones jumping with excitement as I await the day I would board the airplane or the boat that would bring me home to my parents; taking on the role of “Santa Claus” for the week while I wrapped and delivered gifts minus the flying reindeers; house hopping to attend parties, partaking of the sumptuous and mouthwatering dishes, reconnecting and sharing of past experiences with friends and relatives; and most of all, getting the chance to celebrate mass as a family on Christmas day. Read the rest of this entry »