My Words for the Year


Heart Soul Magic

3 cause I'm greedy! just kidding!
Might seem like too much or something, but not the way I was feeling the last few days of the year. Last year's word was Intention. And it was a great word. But I didn't really think out how I would put Intention to work for me. So I didn't really think about it till nearly the end of the year. So I really wanted to choose a word that I could incorporate into my life and that would benefit me the most.
I had wondered how I would choose my word for 2015, because nothing was popping out at me. And I really didn't want to do the random page opening and close your eyes thing. That's when I received my email for Unraveling the Year Ahead. Thankfully Susannah (Conway) announced that she would be hosting a Find Your Word 5 day email class. So I was in!  I did the work sheets included and wrote as honestly as possible since I would be the only one reading these pages. And I had a list of 5 choices. Heart & Soul (without reservations : completely, wholly) was there separately from Magic (the power of apparently influencing the course of events by using mysterious or supernatural forces;wonderful; exciting). And those two choices were the ones I was drawn to. So I decided to merge them together.  
Because I want to make sure that I'm working from my complete self and noticing the magic that is around me. I want to be able to check in with myself and figure how does this work for my Heart & Soul. It also works to be more open to my Heart Soul Magic needs. Love too.
I'm off to look for some Magic right now.

xo
Alicia

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Review: The Forgotten Home Child by Genevieve Graham

Image
source The Forgotten Home Child by Genevieve Graham My rating: 5 of 5 stars I knew this book would deal with some heavy topics. I never expected it to leave me in tears. Once I finish a book I can usually dive right into the next without a problem. But this one haunted me. I knew it was fiction but knowing that these types of things happened in the past weighed on me as I read. Winny is ninety-seven years old, living with her granddaughter and great-grandson Jamie, the spitting image of her late husband. An old wooden trunk has them asking questions when it's contents tumble out. It's part of Winny's painful past she longed to forget. And when they ask her about the family tree she starts her story at what brought her to Canada. The book is told in parts each one starting in present day. Then the chapters move to the past told from Winny's point of view and switch back and forth to Jack's point of view. They are indentured servants who were told that they wer
Read more

Thursday Five....

Image
1. The Rain. It rained here on Monday and it was nice how it made the day slow down a little. 2. Cuddling with this guy: 3. Learning: This Indie Biz course I'm taking has been invaluable. It's made me feel stronger in my decision to pursue this dream of working independently for myself. 4. Glee is back! I can't help myself, I love this show! 5. Pilates working my butt off this week!
Read more

Monday Pretties...

Image
Sorry for the absence on Friday. I got so far behind with life and forgot to post. I hope everyone had a great Weekend! On to the pretties....                                                                           source I want to crochet myself a cardigan like this one!                                                             source via weheartit I'm not sure who the artist is but I thought this was fun.                                                                source via weheartit WANT! This would be lovely to have for extended outdoor living.                                                                source via weheartit This makes me want an older car in nice condition. It doesn't have to be pink though :)                                                               source via weheartit YUM! This bowl of berries looks appealing. Yay! Hope everyone has a Good week! See ya tomorrow! xoxo Alicia
Read more