Today I would like to share with you four inspirational videos. I encourage you to leave comments on the blog and start a dialogue with other people about the Miracle of Life and the Power of your Belief System. There are many ways that we can truly connect with our true authentic self. We are unlimited spiritual beings living a physical life and when we truly discover ourselves and take the time to quiet the mind, chatter and the ego part of ourselves, to go within, we can re-connect with our true essence. Ask yourself, Who am I really? and allow the information to flow to you with ease.
You can also take a walk in nature and experience 'being the tree', 'being the flower', be one with nature. Every thing in the world is energy and vibrates at frequencies. In the book "The True Power of Water" by Dr. Masaru Emoto, he shares with us how our physical bodies are 70% water and how water we can heal ourselves and the planet through paying attention to our thoughts thoughts, words, vibrations and intentions. Be in gratitude, love, thankfulness each day and see the miracles unfold in your life.
My wish for you is to take time every day, even if this is 15 minutes, to create a space where you will not be interrupted and quiet your mind, go within and connect with your brilliance. It is in this space that you can become clear on your path in life, your vision, purpose and re-claim all your creativity. Commit to doing this for even one month and you will start to see doors open up to you, the right people coming into your life and the unlimited possibilities.
I invite you to take time now to fully enjoy this beautiful movie segment of Planet Earth - The Jewel of the Universe. I love the lyrics and music by OWL, Fireflies.
Here is another inspirational video about the Miracle of Believing, with Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston singing one of the songs from the Soundtrack movie "The Prince of Egypt."
We are all unique and have special skills and talents. Discover your passions, your purpose and live your life to the fullest - one passion at a time! I am also offering a two for one Holiday Special on my CD Audiobook "8 Keys to Unlocking Infinite Passion." This is a wonderful opportunity to gift yourself and a friend the Gift of discovering your passion and creating the life of your dreams NOW. What are you waiting for?
Namaste,
Moira
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Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
ST. PATRICK'S DAY AND SPRING
This week we celebrated St. Patrick's Day and Happy Spring! According to legend St. Patrick used the shamrock, a three leaved plant to explain the Holy Trinity to the pre-Christian Irish. Green is the colour most widely associated with Ireland and with St. Patrick's Day and the wearing of green has gained the meaning of wearing a shamrock on one's clothing.
St. Patrick's Day is an annual festival which celebrates Saint Patrick (circa AD 285-261) the patron saint of Ireland. The day is now a national holiday in Ireland and a bank holiday in Northern Ireland. In Canada, Great Britain, Australia, the United States and New Zealand, it is also widely celebrated!
The shamrock which was also called the "seamroy" by the Celts, was a very sacred plant in ancient Ireland because it symbolized the rebirth of spring.
My family background is of Scottish heritage and my husband's is Irish and I feel any celebration is an opportunity to celebrate diversity, unity, the power of one and life!
I love to dance and I grew up taking lessons on different forms of dancing. I enrolled at the National Ballet School of Dance in Toronto; I took classes with the Modern Dance Group and loved the grounding of dancing in bare feet and the sound of drums. I took jazz and tap as a little girl and continued this in my 20's! My main dance training was founded in Highland Dancing and I went on to achieve my Highland Dancing Teacher's certification. We were also taught Irish Dancing and the Irish Jig. We would put shows on for different organizations, events and senior homes. It was always fun and we nibbled on great food afterwards. Sometimes we received $10.00 each, which was great! Here is a picture of a person kicking his heels, in celebration of St. Patrick's Day!
I couldn't post me performing Irish Dancing, so I wanted to share with you these brilliant dancers! I have had the honor of attending one of these events and I could watch them perform all day! So, here is Michael Flatly, their Lord of the Dance, with his great dancing troupe and all I can say is WOW, BRILLIANT, AWESOME and I LOVED EVERY MOMENT OF THE SHOW!
Wishing you the luck of the Irish every day and Happy Spring!
Live the Passion!
St. Patrick's Day is an annual festival which celebrates Saint Patrick (circa AD 285-261) the patron saint of Ireland. The day is now a national holiday in Ireland and a bank holiday in Northern Ireland. In Canada, Great Britain, Australia, the United States and New Zealand, it is also widely celebrated!
The shamrock which was also called the "seamroy" by the Celts, was a very sacred plant in ancient Ireland because it symbolized the rebirth of spring.
My family background is of Scottish heritage and my husband's is Irish and I feel any celebration is an opportunity to celebrate diversity, unity, the power of one and life!
I love to dance and I grew up taking lessons on different forms of dancing. I enrolled at the National Ballet School of Dance in Toronto; I took classes with the Modern Dance Group and loved the grounding of dancing in bare feet and the sound of drums. I took jazz and tap as a little girl and continued this in my 20's! My main dance training was founded in Highland Dancing and I went on to achieve my Highland Dancing Teacher's certification. We were also taught Irish Dancing and the Irish Jig. We would put shows on for different organizations, events and senior homes. It was always fun and we nibbled on great food afterwards. Sometimes we received $10.00 each, which was great! Here is a picture of a person kicking his heels, in celebration of St. Patrick's Day!
I couldn't post me performing Irish Dancing, so I wanted to share with you these brilliant dancers! I have had the honor of attending one of these events and I could watch them perform all day! So, here is Michael Flatly, their Lord of the Dance, with his great dancing troupe and all I can say is WOW, BRILLIANT, AWESOME and I LOVED EVERY MOMENT OF THE SHOW!
Wishing you the luck of the Irish every day and Happy Spring!
Live the Passion!
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