Showing posts with label Love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Love. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Love Blossoming: A Past Life and My Twin Soul


Love Blossoming: A Past Life and My Twin Soul

I almost didn’t go. I dragged my heels cleaning off my desk. I had no printed materials about the training, had put no money down, and probably wouldn’t know a soul there.
My friend Cynthia invited me to attend the four-day Synergy Leadership Seminar at the Christine Center in Wisconsin. We could hang out together and learn some new skills. Our full schedules made it hard to find time to connect. I was hustling work as a freelance storyteller, single parenting, and maintaining a house. She was running a business and traveling abroad.
The morning we were to leave, Cynthia’s secretary called. Her boss was very ill. She’d picked up a bug in Egypt and needed recovery time before traveling to Italy the following week. But Cynthia was certain that I needed to go to the seminar. I got driving directions over the phone.
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Read the full article, and others like it at: http://edgemagazine.net/2012/02/love-blossoming/

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Feng Shui Amore


Feng Shui Amore

Love revealed through the power of intention

The author and her husband Tom were married in the Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, Tibet.
I was divorced and happily single for 13 years. I had a satisfying career, a Feng Shui practice I loved, a wonderful family and terrific group of friends. I was proud of my accomplishments and content with my life. As it turns out, Feng Shui friends had different plans for me. In their wisdom, they know romance has the potential to enhance even the most wonderful life. With gentle and loving encouragement, they prompted me to consider “calling in” a relationship — as we like to say in Feng Shui.
“Calling in,” a Feng Shui term, refers to a two-step process of setting an intention. The first step is making a thoughtful and clear decision about what you want to change or have happen in a certain area of your life. The second step involves utilizing the energy of your environment to support that intention.
It is easy to entertain a romantic notion of calling in a partner; however, serious consideration had to be given to this potentially life-changing act. Was I willing to make the time to devote to a relationship? How easily could I imagine a partner fitting into my community of friends and family, or my home? These questions are both emotional and practical.
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Read the full article, and others like it at: http://edgemagazine.net/2012/02/feng-shui-amore/

Love, Revealed…Our Featured Topic


Love, Revealed…Our Featured Topic

This year, The Edge has invited you, the reader, to share your personal experience with us, and this month, we asked you to write on, “Love, Revealed.” We received submissions that we are proud to share with you.
Featured submissions on “Love, Revealed”: