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Hello!

A spiritual Hello is like a 'whass happenin', but even better: It says "Hi! I'm Spirit, & I see you". And so what happens is, you-the-Spirit goes "Whoa, yeah... I see you too!"

Try that sometime... & see what happens! Lots of people walk-around 'not-all-there', so don't be surprised if you get a funny look on their face when you say Hello.

Hot Tip: Saying Hello to babies is an incredible experience... often times, their eyes go really wide, their smile bursts forth, & you can feel the warm glow come rushing out of them. Of course, don't 'surprise' the mom, or something else can come rushing-out too... Innocent
 
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Newsflash

You ever have one of those ‘nnnnng’ moments? When you walk-away, feeling like you left ‘some part of you’ behind? Or maybe that you’re ‘carrying something away’ that you’re not really interested in having? Maybe you even had ‘second thoughts’ about walking into the situation. Ugh-- too-late, grab a Tylenol, or maybe something stronger later tonight… right?

Well, hold on a second. What you’re feeling, is the impact of someone else’s energy in your space. Spirits-in-bodies (ie, all of us) thrive on energy… enthusiastic, creative, flowing energy. So a quick way to recognize if there’s something ‘stuck’ in your space, is if your energy isn’t enthusiastic, creative, & flowing. Cool Sounds simple, huh?

Let’s start by grounding . Now, please visualize (or ‘imagine’) a rose in front of you. Notice its color, shape, texture… or if that’s too much trouble then just ‘make it up’. Now comes the fun part: just let that rose vacuum-up any energy in your space that’s not yours. It could be that snide comment from your co-worker, that guilt-trip from your mom, that feeling of ‘worry’ that you’re ‘not-doing-it-right’…

& as that rose swallows-up all that ‘not-you’ energy from your space, notice your body feeling lighter, calmer, & less worried. When you’re ready, toss that rose down your grounding cord, & take a second to enjoy your new space. Good job. It’s that easy.