Remember how the rush and stress of too many things to do during the holiday season robbed you of your desire to just relax and have fun?
Recall how feeling physically tired and emot
ionally exhausted dimmed the bright spots you were looking forward to enjoying with great anticipation?
How the social gatherings that happily filled up your calendar with friends, family and co-workers began to feel like a chore rather than a delight?
You know...that moment when overwhelm finally succeeded in getting your attention? When it grabbed your presence and calm right away from you?
And suddenly, you were transformed into a Grinch, right on the spot?
(Sadly, it seems to always happen when you're ready to dive in and truly savor a tree lighting, a fresh batch of cookies, or, worse yet, a sweet moment with your beloved!)
Well, I have a solution to help yo
u truly enjoy this holiday season, New Year included.
There is a way to stay connected to your intention to be calm, present, and mindful.
A way to stay open to the flow of madness that is this time of year ...
AND have fun ...
AND ... the time to sit back and allow gratitude, wonder and awe to flow unabated into every cell and fiber of your Being ...
To reclaim your strength and clarity so you can celebrate all the gifts of your journey, and all the people you love, and who love you.
There is a way to help you draw on your reservoir of inner peace, patience, and love so you can be much more of a Gandhi than a Grinch.
Wouldn't that be great? Here's how.
But want to know why 15 minutes?
when the stress goes on overload.
sweet time of celebration and joy.
help you remember the invisible support that is already yours,
This will be
That's me, Ragini Michaels. If you haven't met me before, I've been a
dgment spilling out of my mouth.
Here are three extra special gifts I'm delighted to send you. They might help you make your decision.
original music written and orchestrated by Divaym Ambodha, my music and video wonder guy.
Gandhi is simply awaiting the return of your attention and presence.