Mindfulness Meets Real Life — MEDITATION

If you've been hearing the call to get clear on your life, and to find clarity, direction and focus.... read on... 

With outer distractions vying for our attention- it is increasingly more important to place our focus on our inner world. It is interesting to hear the reasons why we don’t have the time to meditate- and even though we know the benefits, it can be tough to carve out time for ourselves.

So many people just want to live simpler, more peaceful lives. They are no longer fulfilled by empty consumerism. They want to live naturally and feel the pull back into simple things. We know that life isn’t about satisfying the ego and having more.

How often do you listen to your body? Do you consistently make food choices that are not aligned with your intentions of living a more healthy lifestyle? 

I’ll admit, that I’ve struggled with food issues for most of my life.  I’ve always used food as a reward to make myself feel better.  But, like most behaviors that are not physically or emotionally healthy- I knew something needed to change.

As the founder of the Living Lotus Group and a Transformational Life Coach who helps people to align with the life they want, I studied various ways of personal development.  One of the recurring themes with the clients I worked with was always about people not living in alignment with their thinking and their behavior.     What this means is that people who say they want to eat more healthy foods, yet .

I created the Divine Dining Method back in 2008 and began teaching workshops to help people who struggle with food issues to learn conscious and mindful ways to eat- so they learn to have a healthier attitude toward eating. 

Most of us dream of living a fulfilled life. We imagine what it would be like to have everything under control; in full command of our day, with a healthy body and in a loving relationship.

In truth; when we want to make changes ~ it requires a deeper understanding of the mechanics of change. In other words; old habits die hard. Sometime our patterning lies so deep that we might not even be aware of the core (where it began). 

"Calmness of the mind is one of the beautiful jewels of wisdom." ~James Allen                                                                                                                                                            Here's a cool visioning exercise I like to do with...