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This is one I'd love to attend - because of the presenters - and because Denise lives there and we could visit and talk into the late hours of the night about any and everything. Sadly, this doesn't seem possible to me at this time in my life - perhaps some day. |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009Flowerchild said Mar 3, 2:56 PM: |
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This is not far from me Deb. About 45 minute drive from my house. In the Chicago area, that's good! LOL You could stay with me if you want to attend. I have 3 dogs if you don't mind dogs. They don't mind people! hehehe |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009helenrscp said Mar 3, 6:18 PM: |
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That really sounds like a good one! We're so fortunate that these types of conferences are starting to be held in so many places. YAY! |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009debyemm said May 29, 11:20 AM: |
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I will start posting a journal of my experience here. For a warm-up, here is a video (just click the play button, on the black box, to get it going), I discovered at the CYL Facebook group. It will give you an idea of what the conference is like. In this video, are included Gregg Braden and Marianne Williamson, among others. |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009Alluvja said May 29, 1:03 PM: |
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It's contagious even from the screen! |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009debyemm said May 29, 2:38 PM: |
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I registered for free tickets. Doubt I'd win them, I never win stuff like that. But if I did, I would “give” them to you. Of course, then the challenge would be, how to get here. I might even be able to let you sleep in our “sitting” room at the motel. Oh, well, I can dream. I'd love to spend time with you in person. |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009Alluvja said May 29, 4:46 PM: |
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OMG even the thought of that gives me a lift. |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009debyemm said May 29, 5:28 PM: |
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Sending you vital energy. ;-} |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009debyemm said May 30, 12:43 PM: |
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Well, I surprise even myself. My lifestyle is casual in the extreme. So, today I added a top, a couple of shorts and a light jacket (recommended by the conference and something I've never had need of) plus a couple more camisoles (as I have rarely worn a bra, since I turned 18). |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009Alluvja said May 30, 1:20 PM: |
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I like it and my authentic me is giggling……. |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009debyemm said Jun 1, 1:47 PM: |
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When I talked to my sister (13 mos younger) recently; she surprised me by saying she had been on a diet and lost over 30 lbs. My sister has never struck me as the kind to diet, just always thin, guess I didn't know. Anyway, she said she lost the weight on Prevention's Flat Belly Diet (subtitle - A Flat Belly Is About Food & Attitude. Period. [Not A Single Crunch Required]). I am very impressed so far. It does seem very do-able. |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 4-6, 2009debyemm said Jun 3, 7:41 AM: |
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As is normal for us, I am still not packed at 9:30am on Wed and some minor business issues may yet need to be attended to. We have some errands to do as well, as we travel north. My only hope is to make Springfield IL tonight and that should be do-able as long as we leave by 3pm ;-} LOL Such is the way with us. |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 4-6, 2009debyemm said Jun 8, 7:40 PM: |
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I just got home. I thought it would take 2 days but we were all ready to return, I suppose. I hardly know where to begin. I have so much material and I will go back over my journal and post here, how it unfolded, allowing my notes to jog my mind about other stuff I probably should have written down but did not. |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 4-6, 2009Alluvja said Jun 9, 3:18 PM: |
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Dear Deb, |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 4-6, 2009debyemm said Jun 9, 4:14 PM: |
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Lucienne, |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 4-6, 2009debyemm said Jun 10, 1:09 PM: |
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Lucienne, |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 4-6, 2009debyemm said Jun 9, 4:03 PM: |
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These are a few highlights of my personal experience, that I probably did not put into my journal. Of course, there was meeting Denise / flowerchild. We had coffee at Borders. The next day (Friday), we were in different workshops. I was in Neale Donald Walsch's. I saw a “slow” moment opportunity to get my Home with God book about Death signed, during the morning break. Walsch's new book - When Everything Changes, Change Everything - he says, summarizes the 3,000 pages of Conversations with God down to the essence within 300 pages. So, I admitted that my book was the only one of his I had read and now, I could just skip over the rest and read the new one. He felt very strongly that I should read Conversations With God Book 1 at least. So, I will buy both when I get the chance. He seemed surprised that Home with God was my first book of his, he said “You started with this book?” |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 4-6, 2009Meenakshi said Jun 10, 10:59 AM: |
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Dearest Deb, this happens- spouses feel threatened if they feel that we are getting consumed by something that is outside the family unit. There is a mix of feeling, emotion, intuition at work; including the fear that they may lose us. |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 4-6, 2009debyemm said Jun 10, 1:49 PM: |
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Meenakshi, |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 4-6, 2009debyemm said Jun 10, 2:06 PM: |
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Please join me in welcoming Tom Dix to our group. I met him at Celebrate Your Life on Friday with Denise. He was the lucky recipient of my melting hug in the Neale Donald Walsch workshop. I have already spoken of him here. I got the name right - yay ! ! ! |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 4-6, 2009Meenakshi said Jun 10, 2:49 PM: |
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Tom, you're very welcome at Living Metaphysics group, and the Gaia community. And in one of those whimsical coincidences, you're the third person I've 'met' who's from Wiesbaden. I understand it's a small town; but the original owners of our home are from there; and so are some others related by marriage. |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 4-6, 2009Flowerchild said Jun 10, 3:40 PM: |
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Hi Tom! How was your toe reading??? |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 4-6, 2009Meenakshi said Jun 10, 5:13 PM: |
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[Tom's having trouble posting, but will do so as soon as things clear up. ] |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 4-6, 2009debyemm said Jun 11, 10:55 AM: |
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Ah, the Gaia Gremlins are so very active today. No wonder our newest Gaian and member can't post. I have bumped up against difficulties all morning, including even being able to get into Gaia at all. |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009debyemm said Jun 11, 4:19 PM: |
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OK. It's been an interesting day. Besides the above, I've experienced a power outage, my son found an amazingly beautiful Moth (large, very colorful - probably a Regal or Walnut) and a Hummingbird got into the house. Then, I rememebered I had promised to kick off OMs birthday party today and so, I really had to get to work. |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009debyemm said Jun 11, 8:20 PM: |
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On Saturday morning, before the openning panel discussion, Liz Dawn and Jaime Babs shared with us all that their mother, Ariel Wolfe, who was part of the team that is Mishka Productions, passed from this earthly life only days before, on Monday. Ariel had intended until the end to be in Chicago. Liz and Jamie are probably in their late 20s, early 30s. |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009debyemm said Jun 12, 12:00 AM: |
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I think this is the last little bit that I have to post that is not in my journal. Now, I'm going back to the start of the conference, after having skipped around a bit. I will unfold here my notes from lectures and workshops. “To transcend misfortune and increase fortune, one must not take things so seriously all the time.” The reminder is good. I am such a serious person. I suppose one does not go through birthing 2 babies through complex pregnancies and sheparding 2 elders down the path to their transitions in 8 years time and remain totally light-hearted. Cancer can be a somber disease. Denise is a cancer survivor and so, perhaps this is why she gives me this. Since I couldn't sleep, I got up and wrote for the first time in my conference journal. I bought a brown, leather bound blank journal with elastic strap to keep it closed and a built in ribbon book mark. It was perfect for me. See what a serious person I am. I bought a set of colored pens. They were very nice - Uniball Signo in 4 colors - Red, Purple, Blue & Black. I changed color, each time I changed venues. Thurs, Jun 4th Arrived early to our motel - Townplace Suites Marriott. The Westin where the conference will be is clearly visible and is a short walk from our motel. We have a 2 bedroom suite, which should be quite comfortable for the 4 nights we will be here. My friend from the Gaia online community lives nearby. We have known each other that way for 2 years now, drawn there by our mutual interest in spirituality. Denise is an ordained Dr of Divinity (don't call me Rev she says to me) who lists herself on her card as an “intuitive”, which clearly she is. She told me my husband may have been a minister in a previous life and actually we have tracked down the grave of a Rev Stephen, both spelled the same way. Denise comes over to the motel to visit me, so that we can have some private time together. We talk of many things and enjoy each other's company over coffee at Border's Book Store. She tells me of her excitement to be doing a psychic fair “Ask Your Angels” in the town of Elburn IL. She says my aura looks washed out and that perhaps it is just the fluorescent lights. I feel tired from lack of sleep. Back at the motel, I toss & turn and finally get up at 3am to write this in my journal. Perhaps, I am excited. I have tried Camomile Tea, Aspirin and Tylenol, Tums & Whole Milk but I am tossing & turning and up once an hour, after going to bed around midnight. When next I write, I will be in the day long, pre-conference workshop with Neale Donald Walsch. When he talks, I see his mind pause, waiting for the communication that will bring the right word, phrase or concept into his mind. Some intense healing takes place just before lunch and an A-Ha understanding for me of an event that took place just before leaving home. Our new member, Tom Dix, is in that workshop with me. He will only attend the pre-conference because his mother is getting married Sun, Jun 7th. Deb |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009Meenakshi said Jun 12, 3:19 AM: |
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Deb, hummingbird in the house? Wow! |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009helenrscp said Jun 14, 5:08 PM: |
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I finally got a chance to catch up a bit…and I'm so excited and moved by your experiences Deb. Thank you so much for sharing the conference…it reminds me of the loving energy at the I Can Do It Conference I attended in Tampa. |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009debyemm said Jun 15, 4:12 PM: |
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Thank you for that totem info, Meenakshi. I see the magic That we're making now And a veil is lifted From my eyes somehow And the most amazing thing That comes to light Is the world looks different To me overnight Not that the world really looks different. It “feels” different. My tolerance for difficult situations is better. Tolerance isn't the right word. A concept that came up in my reading of pg 224-225 in Spiritual Liberation by Michael Bernard Beckwith this morning seems to address this - “In truth, a temporary state of unhappiness may be feedback from the Universe that it's time to introspect and see how our life-choices are causing or preventing us from manifesting our natural state of joy.” … “It can be confounding when we examine the lives of individuals who have made and continue to make a tremendous impact in forwarding the causes of justice and peace on the planet and find that their circumstances in life may be far from the common concept of happiness. Paradoxical as it may seem, inner joy can be experienced in the midst of extraordinary challenges. To accept and work with this paradox is a practice of the spiritually and psychologically mature.” My weekend did unfold perfectly. I can say that because it was what it was, and was supposed to be, it was its own reality. It was a long weekend. I have not caught up on my rest since leaving Chicago - from the early mornings, long days and “normal” for me bedtimes (ie later than 11pm). We were only home 3 days before the next round of days away from home this last weekend (and probably will be gone again beginning the next weekend for 4-6 days). I think the days of this last weekend, coming so soon after my time in Chicago, were very much needed by my family. We needed family time together to bond and re-integrate our family unit. Friday we rose early to go to St Louis. My son had a tooth which was bothering him. He just turned 8 and is hyper aware of his body. It's not exactly hypochondria but more like hyper awareness. So a tooth seemed uneven, maybe a filling or crown had fallen out. It turned out to be nothing of concern. His teeth though have been continuously a problem since age 3. Next, we headed over to Whole Foods Market. I had to access our email in the car as we were expecting something specific. My husband went on into the store because I am doing a presentation at Whole Foods in July to kick-off a wine cork recycling campaign. We are making a collection bin, only for this Whole Foods, because it is the one we shop at and we are excited about this campaign. I have been trying to get them to do this for 4 years and have finally made progress. My children stayed with me in the car and they were feeling rather bored, anticipating more fun to come. They were definitely making me want to escape the car, where I was confined with them. I was having some problems with the laptop but after several attempts I finally got, what I needed to do, done. I met and said hello to the wine dept guy, Carl, who I will see more of, in July. The marketing and promotions lady I've been communicating with by email had already come and gone. It will be July before I meet her. I was to begin our grocery shopping while my husband did the measuring and then, stop temporarily to take the boys downtown for “fun” stuff. It was clear from the boys rambunctious behavior that I simply could not shop, so instead I bought them snacks to sustain for the afternoon. Their dad quickly joined me. I was feeling a bit stressed and so, I did something I've never done. I decided to let the lady who was there in the snack area doing massages, give me one. It was a very nice 10 minutes and I let go of so much tension and really relaxed. Doing this was aligned with a concept I resonated with in Chicago. Extreme Self-Care. In fact, I've bought Cheryl Richardson's book by that name. I had taken my new CD by Karen Drucker called Songs of the Spirit III along with me. I had not listened to it yet. After I dropped my boys off, I put it in the player and sang all the way back to Whole Foods and from then on, my shopping trip was simply beautiful. I bought so much, I had 3 carts to take out to the car (that was because it has to last me a whole month and I have growing boys to feed). They sent 2 helpers out to my car with me and I put them right to work because I was running out of time. I rushed the second store but I just kept telling myself that the time would work out perfectly (in fact one of the songs by Karen Drucker on the Shine cd says “There's enought time to do all that I want to do” and so it was. When I picked the boys up at the City Museum I heard from them that our camera had been lost along with my husband's reading glasses, due to the difficulty of the twists and turns of the labrinythine playland. I just felt it would turn back up. Why would anyone want our beat up Panasonic camera with meaningless to another person pictures? - but they are meaningful to us. I wanted the camera back though I had no attachment to it really. Still, the camera should be with us, at least the pictures still on it should be returned to us. We arrived at Circus Flora in time to buy some dinner foods and take our seats. The circus was as good as it always is. We got home late. I put the cold stuff from grocery shopping away and everything else is still in bags on the kitchen floor, to be put away, because we were also gone from early Sat morning until almost dark Sunday night. Our family has a Missouri Stream Team. We take care of the watershed on our property - 2 perrenial streams (each with shut-ins) and one cross creek. I read about the program in the Missouri Conservationist 20 years ago. I had no idea it was just beginning, I just knew we were all the time fishing trash out of the creek, the stuff that had worked its way downstream from properties upstream from us. So, it was just, “let's make it official” and “adopt” our stream and have a “name” for it. I named our Stream Team - Klondike Alt-C (Klondike is the name on maps for our “big” shut-ins, Alt-C for Alternate (citizen) Conservation (work). Since I was still very “new” in the family at that time, the official paperwork went to my in-laws and has gone to them for 20 years, until my MIL died, when it came back to me. My in-laws once took the water quality monitoring workshop and probably did the procedure on our creek one time. I received an announcement that the state was throwing a birthday party for the Stream Teams because it turns out that the program is 20 years old this year. It turns out that of the 100+ teams signed up the first year, less than 2 dozen of those first year teams still exist. Ours is # 60 and we do still exist, we are passing that stewardship concept to our children. Although it is not our “style” to do group events, it seemed fitting that we should go, and so, without asking first, I just signed us up for everything plus I threw in a little extra as a donation. I really wasn't sure if we would go but we did decide to do the once in 20 year event. On our way out the dirt county road we live on, we ran into my husband's cousin's husband. She is the daughter of my FILs twin brother, who is deaf from a childhood illness. He is the last one of the children of that family unit still living (the twins were the youngest children). We were told he has been talking that he is “expecting” his older brother, perhaps his favorite one (who passed away long ago) to come to see him. That seems to happen often when someone is going to die soon. So, he probably is dying, and he probably has not more than a few days left. As much as we would love to see him one more time, we probably could not even make it to Columbus OH (to the deaf colony nursing home he lives at) in time and he might not even know who we were, if we could. So, I have said good-bye to a very sweet & dear man in my mind and have loved dearly in my heart. I know he'll be happily reunited with his large childhood family soon. We arrived a bit early for the Stream Team birthday party. That was nice because it was a city park with a water park and playground and the kids got to play a bit and I ran to the local grocery store to get a healthy picnic lunch for us. When I registered our arrival at the event, I met the lady I had talked to on my phone, about whether we should bring our own canoe for the river clean-up (we didn't - they had that all arranged). She is a state paid fisheries biologist. They were going to give away 2 Kayaks at the event. Each participant got a ticket with a number. So, I got 4 tickets. She said to me “rub them for luck” and I said, “okay, why not?” and I did rub them and think “lucky” thoughts. We left for the stream cleanup, canoe float at 2pm and got off the Big Piney River at 6pm, having had a beautiful day for the float and having pulled alot of trash out - including hunks of metal, oriented strand board, a boot, a slipper, plastic bag fragments, aluminum cans, a fishing float and a fishing lure among other debris. The BBQ was waiting for us when we arrived back at the park. There was also birthday cake and blue grass music. After the usual speeches (one for the governor who regretted he couldn't make it) and plaques to the city of Waynesville for hosting us and to the Robidoux Fly Fishers who are located in that town and who started the idea of Stream Teams and then became team # 1, it came time to draw the winning tickets for the 2 Kayaks. A man won the first one, and I found myself gently pulled away from the playground, to get closer to the stage. I started “thinking” about my numbers and yes, if you guessed it - I won one of the Kayaks. My husband had been thinking of buying one for my son. The lady who told me to rub my ticket was almost as happy as I was. She announced to the crowd that we were one of the first year teams - # 60. I'm still pinching myself. We camped out at a defunct campground on the other side of the Robidoux Creek. The best thing about it was the almost deafening chorus of Tree Frogs and Cricket Frogs as I fell asleep in my tent. The next morning we had breakfast and some educational workshops and then headed home slowly. There was a little sibling rivalry incident on the way home that did darkened the happy mood and I did send much Divine Love Healing into it. Things had smoothed out by the time we arrived home. Oh yeah, this morning I found out that our camera (with the photos from Chicago still on the chip) was found at the City Museum. Just as I had believed it would be, when I first heard it was lost. As we believe, really believe, so it is. Well, that's alot of personal stuff but I credit the shift still affecting me daily, to my having gone to Chicago, for all of the reason I am telling you this long tale. Perhaps, when next I write, I'll be able to share with you notes from the first day long workshop with Neale Donald Walsch - When Everything Changes, Change Everything. Interesting stuff. Deb |
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I am having a dark day of the soul, I really am. I need to get out into the woods - quickly. I'm just waiting for my turn. Mom Repair School He asked today, “how did they make you so nice?” I wish I could explain so the others could do that for me. How he could say that at this moment in time, is a relief. The kids know. Even when I feel at my worst. Something has changed for the better in me but it is hard today, very hard and a wonder that they still see it. OK, I see where I did “better”. It's just get real with my environment time and too much pouring down at me all at once - from our business, from demands by the kids, etc, etc, etc. Sigh. Hope my husband returns from his run soon, so I can get away for a little while. Remember that old commercial ? Calgon take me away … Oh, he just got home - got to run Deb |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009debyemm said Jun 16, 10:29 PM: |
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I decided to do a life visioning session today. I'm not sure if I got another Sunday opportunity to do one, after #12 when I found I was going to Chicago. Late today, I went to the place where we are building. There is the rough beginnings of a frog pond and some wooden scaffolding for the rock work. As I sat there listening to the “introductory” concepts before the meditation, a Great Blue Heron came weaving through the nearby trees, so close I could have almost reached out to touch it. I was astounded and felt such wonder to have that experience, when I was feeling so overwhelmed and stressed by life. |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009debyemm said Jun 17, 9:52 AM: |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009Centria said Jun 17, 10:07 AM: |
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Hi Deb, wow!! There is so much here. Energetically it feels like it's going to take some time for you to digest everything that happened in Chicago. Just reading through made MY head spin. |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009debyemm said Jun 17, 10:13 AM: |
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Kathy was the “lucky” recipient of my energetic cell phone call to her, after Michael Bernard Beckwith manifested in front of me in the hallway and I got my private opportunity to thank him for the Life Visioning work. |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009Flowerchild said Jun 17, 8:25 PM: |
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Find time to just be quiet and still and maybe even take a day to not talk, but to just listen. The feeling of intensity will lift. |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009debyemm said Jun 18, 6:39 AM: |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009helenrscp said Jun 18, 4:55 PM: |
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As Denice said…it is a joy to share your real-life challenges and epiphanies as you share them, they resonate strongly and are always uplifting and inspiring to me. You don't ever need to apologize for sharing from your heart…we are your heart sisters and brothers here. |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009debyemm said Jun 20, 8:14 AM: |
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Thank you, Helen, for your reassurances that following the instincts of my heart is appropriate. At times, I feel this space is my own personal therapy vehicle and I would hate to abuse you all with my personal working out of issues in my life but on another level, I believe that what I share may prove helpful to another. What else do I have to give but of myself and my life and my thoughts about that ? Katana (my coach) had me do a Kolbe A Index. Fascinating. I'm really glad I did it. It was enlightening and I resonated with the answers - so that's why I'm like I am. It's $50, she comp'd my fee for it but I thought so much of it, I'm giving my assistant a coupon to do it too, so I understand her ways of doing things better. The website is www.Kolbe.com if you aren't familiar with it. My traits include Improvising for dealing w/risk & uncertainty,Explaining is my way of gathering/sharing info, Adapting is my way of arranging/designing and Imagining is my way of handling space & tangibles. The index tells me how to use these and how to avoid stress. It mentions I need to avoid being overly scheduled. I remembered that a Gaian friend of mine, Laurie, lists personal coaching on her profile. We have had a bit of communication back and forth and we both agree, I need to focus on giving my all - to the coach, Katana, that I have hired but along the way, she asked some questions of me and I thought the answers (and the questions) might be of interest, regarding the process of transformation I find myself going through. The more I am understood, the more support can be effective and so, selfishly I share this. It is interesting to note that I have done 2, 5 card - all deck, spreads at Osho Zen Tarot lately and both have confirmed this is a critical phase on my way to whatever may come next. A period of rebirth, slowing down and processing and of discovering even the impact upon my development of my past lives. Deb Here's the answers to Laurie's questions - Are you willing to invest in yourself? Yes, I am doing that now & have always done that to some degree (buying books I want, etc) Are you willing to become stronger than your history? Yes, I've recently realized fully from my Mom I got fear of the dominant man in the family and being secretive to protect my “rights”, from my Dad I got anger and suppression of that, I've had a belief that I can't support myself without a male contribution to my financial security. I realized that I was stronger in my authentic self in high school and that confidence was totally eroded with my first marriage at age 19 - that pattern has continued in each significant relationship since. Are you willing to forgive yourself? Definitely Are you willing to forgive others? Definitely - forgiveness is a favorite practice and especially realizations that there is nothing to forgive (but the practice usually has to come first) Are you willing to stop being held hostage by the opinion of others? Yes Are you willing to be motivated by trust instead of fear? Yes Are you willing to let go of anger? Yes Are you willing to let go of your need to control? I have surrendered in trust to Spirit and my Higher Self Are you willing to know the truth? Unflinchingly Are you willing to be transformed? Always Are you willing to operate from a place of awareness? Seek to always Are you willing to operate from a place of authenticity? Definitely Are you willing to live an inspired life? I do |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009FastDart said Jun 20, 2:13 PM: |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009debyemm said Jun 26, 3:17 PM: |
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I started posting notes from Neale Donald Walsch's pre-conference workshop journal notes here - |
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Re: Chicago Conference June 5-7, 2009debyemm said Jul 2, 6:35 AM: |
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I started posting notes from Cheryl Richardson's The Art of Extreme Self-Care (she was a presenter at the conference) here - |
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