Continuing with our safe start this summer, students begin to return. The need to rearrange our space to accommodate those motivated me. Moving one object, resulted in moving another, and another. The result is delightful.
Yoga postulates that the outer reflects the inner. Rearranging my inner life allows me to re-organize my outer. Now the outer and inner are better mirrors of one another.
What needs to be rearranged in your life? The outer or the inner? Ki to Happiness polishes the mirror.
As we continue with our safe start, slowly a few more places open. I understand our local restaurants and cafés have a new component to their hiring process. If the applicant is associated with Greek row here, they are less likely to be hired. To avoid spreading the spike, discrimination and discernment is necessary.
Staying home and staying healthy continues to be my lifestyle. My connections with others is deepening with more phone calls, texting, social media and emails. Along the way, I discovered one intimate supports politics I don’t. My mom surmised it, and suggested that may be the case. I tightened my rose-colored glasses on and defended him. Mom is right, again.
What new discernment is required in your life? What color lenses are in your glasses? Ki to Happiness discerns best in natural light.
As we continue safely starting to reopen, I am witnessing this amazing opportunity. These challenging times have awakened many from the slumber of materialism. Voices are being heard, efforts are being made, and radical transformation is afoot.
In this inconvenience, economic contraction is occurring. So far, the reduction in consumption and travel has been a welcome relief for the environment. Perhaps soon we will start sharing resources, correcting the imbalances of distribution. Just in time!
What would you share if you knew that we are all one? How acceptable are you as you are now to yourself? Ki to Happiness completely accepts life on life’s terms.
As we continue safely starting to reopen, I am thrilled to be able to greet you today. With tremendous assistance from many people, all of my technological problems are solved. And my kitchen is clean.
I’ve grown tremendously in compassion for all the tech workers. Tending to basic needs while focusing on technology I now recognize is very challenging. The brain requires nutrition, regularly. Yoga brings me a keen sense of balance in my life. I have returned to Balance, and love sharing it with you.
Are you techie? A foodie? Ki to Happiness is learning from both.
As we continue to safely start to reopen in Seattle, I’m learning to balance technology with nutrition. Many techies have led the way. These devices require nutrition.
Eating healthy require preparation. Marketing, cooking, serving and clean up. Shifting from one to the other, with clean and dry hands, with balanced breathing all go in to the sauce.
What have you learned about food and technology?How are you doing with it now? Ki to Happiness is cooking.
This morning we have more calming energies. The fullness as of the moon is resolving itself. The moment of the eclipse has passed. What remains is a slow safe start in my area.
The cats have stopped fighting. The air is clearing itself of the fireworks debris. Communication and scheduling issues are straightening themselves out. And with all the retrograde planets, there may be some positive memories coming up.
Do you feel the shift? How quickly can you let go of the stressful energy? Ki to Happiness releases into this next now moment.
I understand that there is an increasingly large, loud, pushy group of middle-aged white women who are together referred to as The Karen’s. Having had enough of being ignored and marginalized, they are making sure that they’re being heard.
In my life, I have loved many with that name. I’d prefer we not use the name to refer to this trendy phenomenon. I understand the frustrations of being discriminated against as a woman. As LGBTQ and BLM gain rights and respect, it seems this group also deserves the same.
Are you feeling seen and heard? Are your rights being respected? Ki to Happiness supports all efforts toward equality.
Greetings on this day of celebration. Americans have been blessed from all the efforts of those who painstakingly broke away from England. We have potentially enjoyed great freedom, education, reproductive and religious rights, freedom of speech. And many more benefits, as well as particular limitations uniquely American.
As a female, I have especially appreciated my ability to travel. Doing so has opened my awareness to the many different ways of living. I am honored to be able to continue to enjoy the many ways I have learned to live, in relative peace and freedom for nearly 60 years.
What benefits are you aware of at this “land of opportunity” affords? How are you dealing with the limitations? Ki to Happiness celebrates this day with the internal fireworks of yoga, utilizing the benefits and dancing with the limitations.
Yesterday, my husband returned from his weekly outing. He was masked. And he got what he went after. His report of his experience was that it was terrifying. At the Target store across the street, there was a large threatening shoplifter who yelled that he would shoot the security guards if they did not allow him to exit with his merchandise, multiple 12 packs of beer.
As he left, my husband proceeded to check out. And in departing the store, he saw across the street that an entire store front has been blown out. Glass was everywhere. It looked like someone drove a large vehicle intentionally into the glass store front. Metal frame for the door was bent. Twisted. Distorted.
Are you safe where you live and work? How do you respond to other’s terror? Ki to Happiness responds with gratitude from my portable safety zone, extending that to others.