Thursday, March 4, 2010

"The Big Fat Lie" March 2010 Focus

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Mind:
  • Learn about composting. See if this is something you can integrate into your life. Do some online research or check out a book at your local library and read up on the topic. This is a wonderful way to recycle what would normally get tossed in the trash and put it to good use.
Body:
  • Make an effort to buy organic when selecting produce that ranks on the top 12 list of the worst pesticide offenders. Reduce your exposure to potentially toxic chemicals.
  • Blow out the cobwebs from winter by taking your exercise outdoors. Take full advantage of the warming spring weather to breathe some fresh air into your fitness.
Spirit:
  • Make a soundtrack for your healing path. Put together a CD that will inspire you on your journey toward wholeness. Select songs that give you a sense of hope and that you find personally meaningful. Listen to your soundtrack often to infuse positive energy into your experience.
  • Invite breath into your emotional space to break free bound feelings so they can be expressed and released.
Feel Your Connection to Nature:
  • Get your green thumb on by planting a vegetable or herb garden. Whether you have lofty visions of raised beds or are taking your first stab at gardening by growing a few humble herbs on your windowsill, be part of the natural cycle that brings food from field to table.

2 comments:

  1. What a great agenda! Count me in--I aspire to live this way! Plus, I totally support the HAES philosophy, and organizations and blogs that support it.

    Bill Fabrey
    Woodstock, NY
    member, Association for Size Diversity and Health
    www.sizediversityandhealth.org

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  2. How wonderful Bill! Thank you for your comment and for taking the time to visit our site. I look forward to checking out your link. I hope you would be open to me posting a link to your site after I have a chance to check it out. I always like to promote those who are spreading this kind of awareness in the world. Thanks again!

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