It’s New Year’s Eve and it’s traditional to make resolutions for the year ahead. We try to figure out what happened over the past year, what the take aways are, what we could have done better, should have done, were successful at, and have to work with in the next year. From this we make…
DetailsLooking at how to use the Akashics to review what the takeaways are from this year and to prepare for 2017.
The Holidays (Thanksgiving/Christmas/Hanukkah) tend to shake people up. It’s like we’re snow globes. We’ve been calm and settled for most of the year. Just and occasional shake to get things moved into a new position and then everything settles down again. But then comes the Holidays and a shake fest. Absolutely everything at the surface…
DetailsIn Iceland there’s a holiday tradition of giving each other a book on Christmas Eve: Jolabokaflod. The entire family sits down with chocolate to snuggle and read. Being a book person I couldn’t resist, so I started doing this myself a few years ago. It always brings to mind a memory from a time when I…
DetailsOn the longest night of the year we celebrate the coming of the light. These meditations provide you a means of bringing Akasha into yourself so you can not only invite the light, but become it. You can find an audio only version here: Akashic Solstice Meditation
DetailsHolidays for many people are fraught with mixed messages and mixed emotions. Traditions can trap us in activities which are negative, force us to interact with people who hurt us, put us in vulnerable situations and tell us how to feel so we can fail when we don’t. Yay! Pass the eggnog. This can be…
Details‘Tis the season for the Santa Clause wish list. The collated and prioritized list of what we want and/or expect from our nearest and dearest. It’s also a time for judgement. It’s subtle and not so subtle, but it’s there and everyone feels it. Santa has a naughty or nice list, everyone is trying hastily…
DetailsThere is a cachet placed on traditions which stand the test of time. Being linear beings who live relatively brief lives, we have a reverence for things which outlast us. This includes holiday traditions. They connect us to our past, to loved ones near and far, to the generations who have gone before us, to…
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