Hi Everyone,
I was touched to receive an unexpected package this week from Jodi Weiss of Just Saying Jewelry, with two beautiful, handmade bracelets featuring the Zenspirations® Community’s words of the year: Kindness & Acceptance!
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Hi Everyone,
Selecting a Word of the Year– both personally and for the Zenspirations® Community– has become a treasured annual spiritual practice. Part of this process involves reviewing my core values, and ensuring that my actions and my values are in alignment. This leads me to reflect on what’s missing in.
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Happy New Year Everyone!
AS THE NEW YEAR BEGINS…
Let’s pat ourselves on the back for getting this far,
give ourselves permission to feel our feelings;
to accept that life can sometimes be REALLY challenging,
and to let go of whatever’s.
Hi Everyone,
Since the Zenspirations® community has grown a lot this year, I wanted to use the last blog post of 2018 to welcome all the new members, and share a bit about Zenspirations.
At its simplest level, Zenspirations® is a way.
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Hi Everyone,
As both a lettering artist and writer, words are extremely important to me. Small wonder then, that choosing a Word of the Year is a process I usually begin in November. This gives me ample time to reflect on where I am in my life’s journey, where I.
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Hi Everyone,
Few transitions are seamless, and we encountered some technical challenges sending out the first issue of the new Zenspirations® “Live Zenspired” Newsletter. Please accept my apologies if you didn’t get a copy– or if you received more than one. I’m hoping that the second issue, and this accompanying.
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Hi Everyone,
“How do you stay grounded in gratitude?” is a question I asked myself in a recent morning journaling page.
Something that helps me appreciate my many blessings is focusing on the things I have, rather than the things I’ve lost..
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Hi Everyone,
Kindness is more than compassion; more than caring. Kindness is love in action! It is a form of empathy which allows us to momentarily look through another person’s eyes and instinctively know what would bring them comfort.
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