Who is within your sacred hoop? In your life you have many sacred hoops. Not everyone deserves to be in the family hoop or friends hoop, choose wisely.

 

 

Sacred Hoop Pin

As I see social media posts popping up near the end of the year I have noticed a tread of people posting things like, better things coming next year or more blessings next year and even a better year next year. It seems that some not all have not taken the time to count the positive things in the year before but only the negative things that stand out. 

I suggest everyone get an empty jar for next year and start to daily write down the blessing of the day so they can review it at the end of the year and put things into a positive perspective.

Your kit:

1. Empty jar or container with a lid
2. Paper
3. Pen or Pencil

 

After given the chance to come back from death, I would like to share with you this. Be grateful for being here to experience waking up and having another day to make a difference, many don’t get that chance. Don’t let you or your family and friends complain about what they don’t have but let them see they have the greatest gift of all LIFE. 

Every Saint has a past, Every Sinner has a future. We are not trapped by who we were or where we happen to be at the moment. When we are clear of mind and focus on the truth about your divine self we can then move into the light and in that place to have the grace to have compassion for ourselves and others. Never deny your past and don’t be trapped by it. Don’t get indulged in the future or you will lose the present experience of peace and love.

Faith whispered to the warrior, “You can not withstand the storm”. The warrior said, “I am the storm”. ” I am the center of the storm, a storm of peace and love like a warm sun breaking the hold of a tempest upon the earth.

Photo by chiefthunderXX                                       ©2012-2015 chiefthunderXX

 

Casa Del Curandero invites you to join us for Heart Wisdom, a presentation about life after death by Curandero Francisco E. Alvarez. Hear about his amazing journey into death and then the choice to come back from the perspective of a healer.

 

Acknowledge your feelings. You never have to justify your feelings to anyone and you can’t force yourself to be happy because of the holiday season.

Reach out. If you feel depressed lonely or isolated, seek out community, spiritual or other social events, also seek out professional help. Your phone and computer are for more than texting, call or skype with someone. Get connected.

Be realistic. The holidays don’t have to be perfect. Let go of expectations and see what happens.

Set aside differences. Try to accept people as they are, not everyone can live up to your expectations, also share your expectations with them. It is there path and if they really do make it horrible for you then you have the right to not be around them. Put yourself first. 

Be understanding. If others get upset or distressed when something goes awry. Chances are they’re feeling the effects of holiday stress and depression, too.

Stick to a budget. Before you go gift and food shopping. My grandmother told me one that love and affection is the greatest gift you can give someone.

Plan ahead. Set aside specific days for shopping, baking, visiting friends and other activities. Plan your menus and then make your shopping list.

Learn to say no. Don’t commit to anything that will overwhelm you or you really don’t want to do. Put yourself first.

Stay healthy. Don’t abandon your healthy routines, eat well and sensible, exercise and schedule time for yourself to do nothing but relax.

Seek Help. Seek out help from friends, family and professionals. Don’t try to handle it all yourself.