Archive for the ‘Vision Board’ Category

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Where I Ought to Be

July 11, 2010

For a little bit over a week now I’ve been a resident of Fort Greene. A place where the hipsters and “cultured” call home or hang. I would venture to say that outside of Amherst and the Bay Area, we may have more writers, artists and activists per capita more than any other geographic location in the country. Okay, I might be exaggerating!

So, I am here –living in a housing cooperative, which my friend Sasha muses to be my little own commune. It is however not a militant place where if you leave the light on or forget to recycle you get ousted…it is however, a place the seven of us (yes, seven –we share an entire Brownstone) live environmentally conscious, as best as we can, cook for each other and share housing responsibilities. For the most part we are very independent. There is even a garden in the back. If you knew me personally, you would share in my excitement in the way this house mirrors a lot of the images and phrases I placed on my vision board approximately seven months earlier, at my yoga retreat.

Though it is not perfect (and nothing ever is) it is obviously what I need right now and where I ought to be.

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Click!

March 14, 2010

I am excited, I just ordered a camera on Amazon — a Canon PowerShot. It’s inexpensive and really good. There must be something about spring, I just completed a goal of mine that I have been putting off for some time.

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Insist!

January 20, 2010

Today was pretty hectic. I made sure that I took some time to go to the park close by and do three-part breathing. I learned this technique at Kripalu and I see how much it is helping me. At Kripalu I created a vision board and it’s propped up on my bookcase, which is in front of my bed and I see it all the time before I go to bed, when I leave for work and all the activities in between. The thing is, I sense the fear that is within me and the questions that are often in my mind, which are just things to prohibit me. And with things being so hectic at work, here goes another limitation or excuse for  why I am not doing what I am supposed to.  I am cautious about my fate, and the things that are intrinsic are often the hardest to overcome. Last night or this morning (I am not sure when exactly), while thinking thoughts like these, a phrase came to mind: “Insist of living your best life!”

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