In her articles, ‘Mind Food’ and ‘Heart Body Food’, Suzanne guides you through releasing the trickster, the mind’s illusions and grasping tendencies, to cultivate mindful nourishment and holistic wellness. These pieces weave spiritual insights with practical steps for mental clarity and heart-centered living, emphasizing the art of letting go to find peace. An embedded audio provides and enhances this journey, offering a deeper dive into her written word via storytelling. Perfect for those seeking to transcend internal tricks and embrace authentic well-being.
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Join a soulful journey through life’s sacred cycles with two reflective writings. Deepening Contemplation: Awareness offers mindfulness practices to navigate grief and transformation, fostering love and presence. Remembering: A Sacred Gateway to Clear Vision explores the pineal gland’s role in awakening your eternal vision with nature-based rituals like sunlight exposure and meditation. These practices invite clarity, balance, and humility. Perfect for those seeking spiritual awareness and holistic wellness, this post weaves love and neutrality into daily life. Reflect, practice, and share your insights in the comments!
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Join us in reflecting on the Endurant Movement’s Community Day of Healing! Experience the magic of sound healing with Native American Flutes, Tibetan Bowls, Chants and more to promote relaxation and energy balance. Plus, enjoy our nourishing chocolate and bliss ball recipes. Ready for more? Book a personalized sound healing session at endurantmovement.org/book-session.
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“Be content with what you have; rejoice in the way things are. When you realize there is nothing lacking, the whole world belongs to you.” Tao Te Ching
This Week: As we enter into the procession from Fall and Spring into Winter and Summer. This lunar cycle is leading us there. I am inviting you to contemplate the possibility within listening, caring and serve. We will explore the alchemical relationship between nature’s way of supporting us through deepening our willingness to receive, listen and be with the waters.
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