Attracting Miracles Part 2
In our last issue we
discussed the awareness of miracles. In this edition we will discuss
how we can bring more miracles into our lives.
Having faith is a key component when it comes to attracting
miracles. However this can be difficult, especially when we have
experienced hardships. But faith and gratitude is something we have
to express everyday. This helps create the space that allows the
positive energy to flow.
When we were children it was easy to have faith because we were
able to believe in the impossible. We could turn a cardboard box
into a rocket ship to some faraway planet, or wrap ourselves in
sheets and be Egyptian royalty. We believed, because we could allow
ourselves to be enveloped by our dreams. It was easy to have faith
because we were already acting "as if" our dreams had come true.
When we fantasize about our dreams, we change our entire body on
a physiological level. When we are daydreaming, the happiness
produced actually boosts our immune system and helps us deal with
stress. When you act "as if" you already have your miracle, you are
creating an environment ripe for them to show up.
When we have faith, the miracles surround us and guide us toward
our higher purpose.
But remember the bean sprout? Our miracles may come simply as
gentle nudges to change direction, or reminders to act on our
intuition. Just because your miracle isn't the parting of the Red
Sea, does not mean it isn't a miracle!
Enjoy A Miraculous Month!
Beth Ann |
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For those of you who want to take a step towards
better skin health and my best prescription for anti-aging,
check out the cool wide-brimmed convertible visors I carry. I have
actually had people stop me when I am out, and ask me where I got
mine!
They are easy and convenient to throw in your bag or
car so that you always have the extra protection when you need it. I
keep one in the car at all times, as so much of the cumulative
damage occurs while we are driving! |
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Most of you know the importance of wearing sunscreen
to protect skin from dangerous UV rays, but still resist the most
important protection of using a hat. I have mentioned many times
that a sunscreen will only stop you from burning, but will not do
much to prevent skin cancer, brown spots or wrinkles.
Here's some news that may help you to rethink the
hat issue. Skin cancer of the scalp only accounts for about 2% of
all cases, yet can be unusually aggressive and often goes too long
unnoticed, because it occurs in an area that is hard for one to see.
I have personally discovered it on some of my
client's heads, and they had no idea there was anything there!
Green Apple and Blue Cheese Coleslaw with Toasted Walnuts
1 cup Canola Oil
1/3 cup Apple Cider Vinegar
1 Tbs. Dijon Mustard
2 to 3 Tbs. Honey or *Agave Nectar
2 Tbs. Sweet Onion, minced
1/2 tsp. Thyme
Salt and Pepper to taste
3 cups Purple Cabbage, shredded
1 Granny Smith Apple, thinly sliced
2 large Carrots, shredded
3 Scallions, finely diced
1/3 cup Walnut pieces, toasted
1/2 cup Blue Cheese, crumbled
Place first six ingredients in blender; pulse to
combine. Add salt and pepper to taste. Refrigerate until ready to
use. Combine cabbage, apples, carrots and scallions. Toss with just
enough dressing to coat. Season with salt and pepper. Refrigerate
for at least 2 hours before serving. Add walnuts and blue cheese
just before serving.
*Interesting note on Agave Nectar: The nectar is
made from the juice of a spiky plant that grows throughout the
southwest and Mexico. Their nectar is like honey and is harvested
similar to maple syrup from a maple tree. It is 1.4 times sweeter
than sugar, but has a low glycemic index which means it doesn't
stimulate insulin or cause a "sugar rush" like most sweeteners. It
also dissolves well in hot or cold beverages, making it delicious in
herbal iced tea. |
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