Love(self)

Exploring the value in cultivating authenticity and possibility within the opposite game. Also, we will dive into silence and a sound journey.

My sensitivity has only increased as my “practices” have deepened. Daily, I meditate and pray for the benefit of all beings in the universe.

oday, We dive into a deeper understanding of moving beyond duality. You will learn how to practice being beyond one self and moving into dynamic grace with all that is and is not.

As inspired, ask yourself are you interested in being an instrument of peace?

https://youtu.be/JDGEVie7MwA “I wish I could show you,When you are lonely or in darkness, The Astonishing LightOf your own Being!” ― Hafez, The Divan In this segment, Suzanne will share how…

“You, yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection.” — Buddha  In this segment, Suzanne will share how to practice being in action for…

https://youtu.be/o7g7WUmnP88 “The heart is a The thousand-stringed instrument that can only be tuned with Love.” ~ Hafez Today, we dive into a short talk about reorienting self by practicing receiving…

We will explore self examination and reconciliation. We will evaluate the obstacles and afflictions that diminish our state of being.

Winter-Spring Seasonal Focus: Food is Medicine. Nature is Mysterious. The Divine is Miraculous and Unexplainable. Stabilize and removing heavy metals plus toxins.

Every lunar cycle the “moon” reflects light and shadow. We have reached the NEW moon in a month currently identified as January, in the 12th Lunar Cycle (in coordination with Tibetan tradition). The NEW Moon and the season of WINTER invites you into to be still with what is rising up and sifting out of your entire being. Imagine the fresh snow providing you with a blank canvas to start fresh in the first of the upcoming spring season.

Every lunar cycle the “moon” reflects light and shadow. We have reached the FULL moon in a month currently identified as December, in the 10th Lunar Cycle (in coordination with Tibetan tradition).