DAY 9 / NEXT 100 DAYS OF LOVE | HONOR YOUR COMMITMENTS

HONOR YOUR COMMITMENTS

How you do one thing is how you do everything. The happiness quotient in life is in direct relationship to the promises and commitments you make and break with yourself. What do you want more of? Take a breath. Listen. Breathe in peace. Breathe out love. Go deeper still. Take another deep breath. Now. What are you committed to? Do they match. What one commitment could you keep that would align you with your needs. Practice this and you reconnect to your deepest commitment for this lifetime.

Day 9 NEXT 100 Heart Art. Building blocks of love.

AWAKEN: LOVE IS REVEALED THROUGH WHAT WE SHOW UP FOR

Honoring your commitment is the ultimate embodiment of loving yourself. Just before the pandemic we began making medicine at our community garden, connecting with our neighbors and giving over of our wisdom and experiences to the collective. Harvesting plants from the neighborhood we slowly grew to creating hyrosols. We used the rich rooted grace of Vetiver. Grateful to have grown this into a deep delicious offering for the foundational health and wellness of our community. Get involved, find out ways you can create connection and grow in healing our lands.

The BirdHouse Community Apothecary Hydrosol Medicine Making in Community.

REMEMBER: WHAT ARE YOU FOR?

Negative outcomes reveal unconscious commitments. Loving is a commitment to the embodiment of our values. What are you for. Know what you are committed to. Honor your word. Allow the activism of your loving commitments to raise your vibration and deliver loving outcomes. Show up when you commit to something. It is in this regular practice you reveal the fullness of your purpose, the realization of your dreams and the love that heals, amplifies and radiates throughout the universe.

FOUNDATIONAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS AFFIRMATION

Affirm It

I am impeccable with my word.

PRAYER'S OF THE HEART

May the quiet stillness bless our hearts, and through our collective connection, may peace come to everyone.

LOVE ACTIVISM 💚🌱✨

Writers love to write. We also love company while we write. My loving writing group meets on Sundays. We write in 20 minute sprints. We encourage each other. We uplift what is wonderful about each others work and we are inspired, over and over, word by word. It is the love inherent in collective work think. Here's a little picture from our writers group with Marcela Grad reading her beautiful poetry. Many works of great heart have been birthed through this group. It is a merry group of talents, artists and storytellers.

Please consider purchasing her book of bilingual poetry (English and Spanish), When There is a Way (Cuando hay un camino) if you see she will be reading her poetry, get a front row seat. Her talent is as big as her heart.

She wanted to share the book includes five poems inspired by the Afghans dedicated to the Afghans. The book of beautiful poetry is available on Amazon.com (paperback and digital).

May we be inspired by the legendary Afghan spirit. To donate to uplift their work, you can go to www.massoudfoundation.org.au.

Today, more than ever, while I remember a beacon of light and a great friend of humanity, Ahmad Shah Massoud, I ask you to remember the extraordinary efforts done by the Afghans led by Massoud and now by his son, Ahmad Massoud, to liberate their land and humanity from the scourge of intolerance and fanaticism, and to open your hearts and help this brave and noble people - who come from the millenary land of the great Persian poet, Jalaluddin Rumi - in their just cause.

"There is a voice that doesn't use words. Listen” – Rumi

Queridos amigos de todo el mundo: Hoy, más que nunca, mientras recuerdo a un ser luminoso y a un gran amigo de la humanidad, Ahmad Shah Massoud, les pido que recuerden los extraordinarios esfuerzos del pueblo afgano, liderado por Massoud y ahora por su hijo, Ahmad Massoud, para liberar a su tierra y a la humanidad de la intolerancia y el fanaticismo, y que abran sus corazones y ayuden a este pueblo noble y valiente, que proviene de la tierra milenaria del gran poeta persa, Jalaluddin Rumi, en su justa causa.

"Hay una voz que no utiliza palabras. Escucha”. Rumi

Tashakor (thank you).