Hi, Joy here
I just came across this lovely article about HUGS and wanted to share it with you. Have a GREAT day! Love and Hugs
Dear Loved Ones,
Good day to you all on this glorious day and I Love you, love you, love you.
Tools for life.
The Power of Hugs
Can you recall a time when you experienced a Hug so unforgettable?
This Hug was so juicy and it felt so gooooooood! This Hug that you received changed your day. This Hug raised your energy. This Hug that you received was Awesome in every way. This Hug was like God hugging you! God hugging us.
Can you recall a time when you Hugged someone and they felt so goooooood? They just didn't want to let go of your Hug. Your Hug changed their day. Have you ever hugged someone who is going through a hard time and your Hug just lifted their energy level to such a level that they were able to see the light?
The Power of our hands wrapped around another human being. God has given us such a Gift. God has given us such a Powerful Gift. This Gift has the Power to heal not only us but others as well.
When was the last time you gave yourself a Hug? Silly? Only if we believe so.
Do you believe that you are deserving of a Hug? I do!
I know that we are all deserving of embracing God's Gifts. Let us all start today to expect God's Gifts to humanity in such a way that healing takes place when we wrap our arms around ourselves and each other. Let us believe that God only wants the best for us. Let us believe that God has given us many Gifts to play and live with. We must open up our eyes and hearts to experience this truth.
Today and every day in every way I encourage all of us to let go of our perception that we are beneath God's truth, for God's truth is our truth.
Let us all open up to want to receive the gifts of Hugs and give this gift to others. What goes around, comes around.
Let us circulate God's gifts in our lives and be a channel of good. What else is more pleasing than this to bring Joy to our Souls and to others?
Today Give yourself a Hug from the God within you and truly experience the Power of Hugs through your own Soul. Then, if you choose to go forward, give another being your Godly Hug. For we are all worthy and deserving of this healing act of Kindness and Generosity.
With Big Hugs. I love you. I love you. I love you.
Please feel free to share these insights to Create a global awareness about the Power to heal oneself and others.
May the love and light of God and the Universe surround, protect and heal you, your loved ones and the planet earth.
Have a Beautiful Blessed life in every way.
www.Spiritualityinsideandout.com
With Love, Gratitude and Respect,
Michelle Morovaty
Truly, With God All Things Are Possible
© Copyright 2007 Spirituality Inside and Out, LLC
ABOUT MICHELLE
Michelle Morovaty is an Intuitive Spiritual Teacher and Healer. She has healed herself from many challenges including Lupus CNS, a car accident and divorce. She uses her intuition and universal guidance to assist people through the healing process.
For more about Michelle see http://www.spiritualityinsideandout.com and for her healing guided meditation CD's see http://www.insidenow.com
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Friday, February 22, 2008
Friday, February 8, 2008
A True Story
I was born as the fifth child into a family in poverty due to my father’s alcoholism. I was the fourth girl and from a very early age I had felt unwanted both as another mouth to feed and a girl at that!
My mother was angry to find herself pregnant again and had the sixth baby terminated because she "couldn’t even feed the five they had!" which caused me to feel that I was a burden.
It would have been better for the family if I’d never been born!
This severely affected my attitude to life, so much that I married an alcoholic like my father who became violent sometimes when drunk and whose anxiety made him controlling even when sober. I thought I could "love him better".
In February 2005 I finally left him after thirty years of marriage. I had avoided therapy because I thought I would leave him if I ever got up the courage to tell anyone what was happening. So I then began a course of counselling.
At the same time Joy Idries, who is an amazingly gifted and accredited Journey Therapist, offered me some Journey Therapy: It is like an intense internal personal journey. I was invited to go down some steps in my imagination, which helps to let go of the thoughts usually swirling about my busy mind and focus on becoming ready to listen.
I pray regularly and am used to listening to God who has spoken to me many times.
This particular day I imagined that I was an egg in my mother’s Ovary. I know it sounds a bit weird but it didn’t feel weird at the time. There were lots of other eggs in there with me but I was on the threshold and I felt as though I was being jostled. I realised that they were all happy and smiling and they were acting as if it was a party. They were cheering for me and I distinctly heard the words "Go on, it’s your turn! Off you go!"
The feelings I had overwhelmed me as I was so used to keeping my emotions in check in order to keep my marriage. I realised later that I had been suffering from the equivalent of survivor’s guilt.
Since then I have been training to be a counsellor myself and intend to open a respite centre in the Lake District for people who feel like shouting "stop the world I wanna get off". I already have the domain name so that I can set up a website to raise funds so that people who are or who have been suffering from domestic abuse but can’t afford a retreat can go there.
I have come a long way from the down-trodden doormat I had become who when told to jump would meekly ask "how high?"
Today I know myself to be a fun-loving, decisive, powerful, beautiful, sensitive, compassionate and intelligent woman who is putting myself first and seeing to my own needs.
I found this wonderful poem and some post-it replies which have some good bite-size quotes in it too:-
Stop the world I wanna get happiness
A poem by Serendippidydog 11 August 2004
Happiness is a state of mind
How is it then that for some of us it seems hard to find?
Has our mind moved to another state?
Or have we not the time for happiness to contemplate?
Fast world on the move gotta keep the pace.
Isn’t life meant to be more than a race?
Down shifting down scale down hearted.
Is happiness so elusive? So departed?
Can it be that it’s in the simple things that we take for granted?
Maybe we have obscured those things or at least look at them slanted?
Good humour warm intentions sensitive connections.
Is this more in happiness’s direction?
Languishing beach walks drinking in the setting sun’s artistic wonderment.
Revelling in summer’s glories with all its fruits and rich tapestry of abandonment.
Looking through the world in simple appreciation coloured glasses.
It’s gotta be a happier alternative than being run off our asses!
"Life is about being UNHAPPY with CHUNKS of happy thrown in. And if you think about the happy things for longer you forget the unhappy things."
"I always seem to be in pursuit of happiness and then, when I look back on my life and experiences I know I have been. Its just that at the time, I was too busy to notice."
"I've done the whole 'downsizing' thing. A few years ago I was working so many hours I didn't have time to spend the money I was making, and I had to pay other people to do the things I would have liked to do myself. But when I gave up work, the kids missed their nanny! I had no money and was miserable all over again!"
"In my experience the grass isn't greener, its just different grass! " "Happiness is hard to recognise and maybe that is because we don't have the time often to just experience the moment, the time to contemplate what makes us happy....I personally like some nice relaxing music, warm bubble baths..swims in the ocean..walking the dog.. good company"
Oh wow! I feel so normal and HAPPY!!!! (that's my comment not another quote but feel free to use it!! Ha! Ha!) Flo UK
http://www.selfgrowth.com/experts/joy_idries.html
My mother was angry to find herself pregnant again and had the sixth baby terminated because she "couldn’t even feed the five they had!" which caused me to feel that I was a burden.
It would have been better for the family if I’d never been born!
This severely affected my attitude to life, so much that I married an alcoholic like my father who became violent sometimes when drunk and whose anxiety made him controlling even when sober. I thought I could "love him better".
In February 2005 I finally left him after thirty years of marriage. I had avoided therapy because I thought I would leave him if I ever got up the courage to tell anyone what was happening. So I then began a course of counselling.
At the same time Joy Idries, who is an amazingly gifted and accredited Journey Therapist, offered me some Journey Therapy: It is like an intense internal personal journey. I was invited to go down some steps in my imagination, which helps to let go of the thoughts usually swirling about my busy mind and focus on becoming ready to listen.
I pray regularly and am used to listening to God who has spoken to me many times.
This particular day I imagined that I was an egg in my mother’s Ovary. I know it sounds a bit weird but it didn’t feel weird at the time. There were lots of other eggs in there with me but I was on the threshold and I felt as though I was being jostled. I realised that they were all happy and smiling and they were acting as if it was a party. They were cheering for me and I distinctly heard the words "Go on, it’s your turn! Off you go!"
The feelings I had overwhelmed me as I was so used to keeping my emotions in check in order to keep my marriage. I realised later that I had been suffering from the equivalent of survivor’s guilt.
Since then I have been training to be a counsellor myself and intend to open a respite centre in the Lake District for people who feel like shouting "stop the world I wanna get off". I already have the domain name so that I can set up a website to raise funds so that people who are or who have been suffering from domestic abuse but can’t afford a retreat can go there.
I have come a long way from the down-trodden doormat I had become who when told to jump would meekly ask "how high?"
Today I know myself to be a fun-loving, decisive, powerful, beautiful, sensitive, compassionate and intelligent woman who is putting myself first and seeing to my own needs.
I found this wonderful poem and some post-it replies which have some good bite-size quotes in it too:-
Stop the world I wanna get happiness
A poem by Serendippidydog 11 August 2004
Happiness is a state of mind
How is it then that for some of us it seems hard to find?
Has our mind moved to another state?
Or have we not the time for happiness to contemplate?
Fast world on the move gotta keep the pace.
Isn’t life meant to be more than a race?
Down shifting down scale down hearted.
Is happiness so elusive? So departed?
Can it be that it’s in the simple things that we take for granted?
Maybe we have obscured those things or at least look at them slanted?
Good humour warm intentions sensitive connections.
Is this more in happiness’s direction?
Languishing beach walks drinking in the setting sun’s artistic wonderment.
Revelling in summer’s glories with all its fruits and rich tapestry of abandonment.
Looking through the world in simple appreciation coloured glasses.
It’s gotta be a happier alternative than being run off our asses!
"Life is about being UNHAPPY with CHUNKS of happy thrown in. And if you think about the happy things for longer you forget the unhappy things."
"I always seem to be in pursuit of happiness and then, when I look back on my life and experiences I know I have been. Its just that at the time, I was too busy to notice."
"I've done the whole 'downsizing' thing. A few years ago I was working so many hours I didn't have time to spend the money I was making, and I had to pay other people to do the things I would have liked to do myself. But when I gave up work, the kids missed their nanny! I had no money and was miserable all over again!"
"In my experience the grass isn't greener, its just different grass! " "Happiness is hard to recognise and maybe that is because we don't have the time often to just experience the moment, the time to contemplate what makes us happy....I personally like some nice relaxing music, warm bubble baths..swims in the ocean..walking the dog.. good company"
Oh wow! I feel so normal and HAPPY!!!! (that's my comment not another quote but feel free to use it!! Ha! Ha!) Flo UK
http://www.selfgrowth.com/experts/joy_idries.html
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