Ms. Tina Turner exposed many to the world of meditation and chanting, and for this, we are grateful, forever and truly. The lives Ms. Turner touched through her music and spiritual practices are reflections of her sincere commitment to her unwavering faith.
May she soar high.
The intensity of my UC flare emphasized the significance of “making my highs high,” and recognizing that “Life Is A Magical Adventure” mantras I often leaned on during that challenging time. It became clear to me that in order to heal and become a stronger, thriving individual despite chronic illness, I needed to prioritize myself. And so, I did. I embraced self-love, personal growth, and healing practices I discovered that are natural gifts — and I express gratitude for these gifts and blessings every, single day.
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This is a quote from one of my personal favorite philosophers, Marcus Aurelius, it encourages individuals to approach obstacles with a positive perspective, viewing them as stepping stones rather than roadblocks. By embracing challenges and viewing them as integral to the process, we can cultivate a greater sense of determination, perseverance, and adaptability, leading to more successful habit formation.
Nature has this incredible way of grounding us, bringing us back to the present moment, and inviting us to practice mindfulness. Being in nature allows us to disconnect from the constant stimulation of technology and reconnect with the present moment. When you’re out there in nature, you can tune in to the sounds of birds chirping, the gentle rustle of leaves, and…
