Me and Mom - Maria Hernandez Logan, my angel above

Hello there loving people of the world!

WELCOME to those of you joining us…we are thrilled to have you! previous messages and suggested activities are here:
Day 1 and earlier ► http://bit.ly/ymdXkw
Day 2 ► http://bit.ly/x0tjR6
and today is day 3 of our 21-day journey…

As you know unless it is in action, it is not love. We have undertaken to spread love all about us and within us with great vigor and enthusiasm! And boy are we doing it. I know that not just because I see it on FB but I see it also in my life. And that is the goal…to not just spread it but BE it at a higher and more authentic level than before. Thank you for being on this journey with me!

With the examples of many great men and women before us, I believe it’s safe to say we KNOW a single person can impact the world.

Well this being so can you imagine the impact of 115! We are now a group on Facebook of 115, scattered all about the globe so I know with absolute certainty that we can create a tidal wave of love and shed some much needed light in the hearts and souls of individuals near and far.

I am SO EXCITED, so filled with love – agape kind of love that is deep and real, extended to each of you as I was first taught to do and then took on willingly as my purpose in life.

What shall we do today? The power of doing things simultaneously is what we want to tap into…more people will be touched by our messages of love as they are exposed to various forms of it again and again. “Repetition is the essence of learning” as my Pastor says. Let us freely ‘like’ and ‘share’ as the spirit of love guides you…

Let us do this today:

►    Change your profile picture (on FB or any Social Media platform) to reflect the person who taught you about loving people

►    Write an update or a note about that person, telling us what you learned from them

►    Honor them today by doing what they would have you do in your relationships/friendships – [be very specific with your choices]

►    Honor the person today by BEing howand who they are (or were) as they traveled through life

►    If they have passed on, pick the one thing, captured in a word (or two) that is their legacy and tell at least one other person ( in a personal conversation) about it today

Today we honor those who taught us and loved us and we pass it on as they would have us do.

Love creates miracles so let us set out to create one miracle after another today…

God bless you!
Julette Millien

♥~

Hello,

It’s so exciting to read all your insightful and loving messages…and the energy at the event wall is awesome!

Today let us spread love by: (do as many as you have time for)

• Click on 3 (Facebook or any Social Media platform) profiles of friends you appreciate and tell them why
• Call someone – an elder or a teen especially an tell them why you love them
• Post a ‘love’ theme picture on your profile and on the 21 Days of Love in Action event wall
• Send a text or email to someone you detect is going through a rough time
• Find out about what is happening in a community where you do not live
• Create a video message for your loved ones
• Spend 15 minutes in conversation with someone you love

Have fun…share with us and keep the love flowing

Julette Millien

♥♥♥~~~

P.S.  From event participant Breia Wood…read it slowly, post it, take it in…it’s the truth!

“There is no difficulty that enough LOVE will not conquer;
No disease that enough LOVE will not heal;
No door that enough LOVE will not open;
No gulf that enough LOVE will not bridge;
No wall that enough LOVE will not throw down;
No sin that enough LOVE will not redeem.

It makes no difference how deeply seated may be the trouble; How hopeless the outlook; How muddled the tangle; How great the mistake.

A sufficient realization of LOVE will dissolve it all. If only you could LOVE enough You would be the happiest and most powerful being in the world.”  Emmet Fox

Hello!

Love in Action IS love… at its highest and best; so let’s get into action!  Today is Day 1 of our journey of love.  [Link to Facebook event is here]

Let us begin at the beginning. Love, to have any real and lasting meaning in our life has to find a home in our own soul.

So today, the first day of our journey…let us put love in action in our own hearts.

For those who are experienced in the art of self-love I encourage you to do today’s exercises with the same vigor as you would if you were just beginning to love yourself.  Love is never a waste.

A quick word on our process: We will put love in action each day in all areas of our life – the Five Vital Venues of Life, which are self, home, relationships, work and community and/or place of worship. We’ll do this with simple and fun exercises.

Here are a few tips to maximize the benefits of our spreading love:

• Have a personal goal – what would you like to achieve on this journey?
• Begin with an intention to impact the world – a powerful intention no matter how localized (even if the “world” you intend to impact is one or two other people, let your intention be bold.)
• Keep a journal of your activities, insights and emotions during the process.
• Remain “on the field” and not on the sidelines – the more you play full out the greater the rewards; Interact on the event wall if you are on Facebook, do the daily activities, engage all those around you with an intention of spreading love, etc.
• Begin each day with a few moments dedicated to repeating your specific intentions (for the 21-day journey and for the day ahead of you) and visualizing your day of love bringing joy to others.
• Team up with another participant or a friend and form an accountability relationship – share goals and intentions, feedback and motivation for each other. You will have more fun and get more done with some accountability, I assure you!
• Have as much fun as you can stand!

So now let’s dive into some self-love fun; Do as many of these today as you can:

1)  Say  these affirmations as often as you can today – I am lovable; I am divinely created; I am here to spread love; I am human so I make mistakes; I forgive myself for all my mistakes, always

2)  See your reflection and blow a kiss

3)  Have a private laugh fest with yourself about some funny thing you’ve done in the past

4)  Write a list of those things you’d like to do for yourself during the month of February – a course you’d like to sign up for? A massage? Date with yourself to do something special? More frequent exercising? Less junk food? Physical  exam? More time spent on spiritual development? A fast…from anything you think you must have? These are just some ideas.

5)  Get a physical symbol of your love for yourself to have throughout this journey. It can be anything that has meaning to you or you give meaning to…a beautiful stone, a small plant, a charm or trinket, a card…anything found or purchased that is symbolic of your love.

Have a wonderful time today, smile often and spread love wherever you go.

Feel free to invite others – let us especially reach out to our friends in other countries. Love is the only answer to our trials and challenges on the personal and international fronts. There is no “problem” too large to solve.

Sending you a boatload of love and wishing you joy, joy, joy,

God bless you.

Julette Millien

♥~

P.S.

The first message sent to the FB group ( now 80 people) is below:

Hi there — we have 30 people signed up so far! That’s wonderful!! I actually have not gotten around to doing invites as yet either.

PLEASE DO THIS:
Go to the event wall and just post your country – where you currently live (you can add where you were born if you like) and this way we will know how to proceed.

Remember the vision is to have 21 days of Love in Action…around the world by having reprensentatives involved in the daily activities…

THEN…based on what you see missing on the wall, please reach out to at least one person from a country not represented and get them on board.

How’s that? Have fun!

A qucik exercise: Think of where you’d like to see more love in your life:

• self-love?
• love at home?
• at work or school?
• in a specific relationship?
• in your community or at your place of worship?

Pick a venue and then think of creative ways to make it happen. Jot down some thoughts.

Don’t forget, post your country and then invite someone from a different country – not yet represented.

With Love,
Julette
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Let’s spend 21 days together – virtually – spreading love all over the world! Doesn’t that just sound wonderful!?

The VISION is to have people from every country represented on Facebook participate in spreading the joy and power of love in action.

The MISSION is to enthusiastically put love into action in our hearts, our families, our schools and businesses, our communities and places of worship and of course in our relationships, as a connected group, for 21 days.

We will:
1)   Decide on an individaul goal (examples: heal a relationship, have more fun at home, mentor a child, build morale at work, learn to love myself, care about neighbors, etc, etc)
2)   Participate in daily suggestions and activities as much as possible
3)   Share insights and thoughts and suggestions freely and frequently
4)   Maintain a journal
5)   Connect with others and spread love and kindness every day

So JOIN US… and have some fun, spread some love and create joy for 21 days…and beyond of course.

You can sign up on Facebook — if you are there — by clicking this link.  If you are not on FB, you will receive updates by email automatically.

With Love,

Julette Millien

♥~

P.S.  Oh — DAY 1 is Monday February 6th!

Hello,

The ultimate “habit that helps” is of course kindness. Get this to be part of your character and life-style and you’ve got yourself a guarantee for joy and success. It’s a powerful habit to create and one that transfers into every area of your life! [ FREE 21-day e-coaching program to create new habits on this site]

Apply the following 3 points while building a habit of kindness:

1. Be specific: It’s about focused kindness.  Deciding to be kind is a wonderful decision.  Sounds great and for some people it might even be enough to bring about a breakthrough in thought and behavior.  But here’s the thing, MOST people need more structure, discipline and practice.   In creating a new habit, repetition is key.  Discipline is imperative.  New behaviors don’t get formed with random and unfocused behavior.

So, each day make a specific decision to do a kind thing, for someone in particular. Do this for 21 days straight and you will find yourself habitually kind at the end of this period.

Another advantage to the ‘focused kindness approach’ is this – someone gets to benefit each day and they will pass the kindness forward.  It just happens naturally; when a person is touched a desire wells up in their soul to touch someone else. See research on kindness and its contagious nature here.

With focused kindness that personal human connection is more likely to be made.

2. Pebble in the pond: You know what happens when you throw a pebble into a pond, right? It ripples outward from where the pebble lands. Imagine those circles moving outward.

This is how your kind acts should flow. Starting with those closest to you, be kind on a daily basis. This doesn’t mean you have to perform an act of kindness towards every member of your family and close friends, before moving onto colleagues and then strangers: Not at all!  What you have to be careful of is withholding kindness from those closest to you while you make the world happy. This is not an authentic approach to kindness. Just keep the pebble in mind.  First circles first. (Kindness towards your self is assumed here – can’t give love and kindness to others if you withhold it from yourself!)  See article on 11 “Selfish” Acts of Kindness here.

3. Stretch! If writing notes is something you do often and is very easy for you, that’s great. Do some of that for sure.

If smiling at strangers however is something you struggle with, make up your mind to do a good bit of that. The goal is to become more comfortable with a range of kindness actions. Some personal growth along the way is a wonderful by-product.

So stretch, grow, go beyond your comfort zone.

Together these 3 guidelines will bring variety, fun and authenticity to your kindness efforts.

Full commitment to being kind will be very rewarding as more and more people will be touched.  Your tree of kindness will blossom and bear perpetual fruits of kindness.

Have a joy filled, peaceful and loving day or evening…and thank you so much for putting this into action.  “BE the change we wish to see in the world.” (Gandhi)

Wishing you Love, Peace and Joy…all possible through kindness

Julette Millien

 ♥~

Hello!

There are 5 Vital Venus of life: Self; Home; Relationships; Work/Business/School; Community/POW (place of worship.)

To live a whole, balanced and joy-filled life – no lopsided happiness or success – being kind and productive in these Five Vital Venues is essential.

The first venue is ‘self.’  Why?  Because we can’t be kind (or be anything else) to others without first being kind (or anything else) to our self.

Here are ten suggestions for being kind to your self:

1. Hug yourself – often and deeply
2. Look at yourself in the mirror and say something nice – with a loving smile!
3. FORGIVE yourself for ALL that you have failed to do or “needed” to do
4. FORGIVE yourself for ALL that you have done (to hurt yourself or others)
5. FORGIVE someone – Give yourself this gift today…get light, drop the baggage!  
6. Buy yourself a small and symbolic token of appreciation…for being a wonderful and kind  person
7. Take a few hours off from your routine and do something really fun
8. Read a book that lifts you up; sing a song that picks you up; dance around the house with reckless abandon!
9. Call someone who you know LOVES you and ask them to tell you what they love most…then tell them what you love most about them.
10. Sign up for a fun/hobby workshop
11. Write yourself a love note and place it on your bathroom mirror.

Do as many acts of kindness for yourself as you can…and permit yourself to welcome and enjoy the kindness shown to you by others (this is unfortunately where many people demonstrate their inability to truly love themselves… when they cannot easily accept it from others.)

When you think about it these acts are not really selfish as they set the foundation for serving others – which is what life is all about: spreading love and kindness and being of service wherever needed.  

So have some fun with these and create the powerful habit of loving yourself!

Wishing you an abundance of love, joy and kindness,

Julette Millien

♥~

Hi there!

So much has been said and written about productivity.  Everyone has an opinion and “fresh” perspective.

Here’s an approach that’s not so fresh but will have the desired results – getting more done – if first, you honestly respond…

►First a few simple questions:

1. Are you clear on WHAT (more) you’re trying to get done?
2. Are you clear on “why?” – Why getting that particular thing done is necessary – so necessary in fact that you are now wanting to do more of it.
3. Are you clear on “who?”   – When that thing gets done (or those things) who benefits?
4. Are you clear on HOW they benefit?
5. How badly do you want to get more done?

OK…so those questions may be simple but the answers are far from simple!

If you answered ‘yes’ to those first 4 questions and some variation of “VERY BADLY” to question #5, move on to these: [ and if you answered "no" on any of the first four, get clear before moving on]

6.  What stops you from getting more done?

7.  If you had the power to immediately have an overnight change in your habits, which habit would you adopt so you can get more done?

8.  What one thing can you stop doing on a daily basis that would make it possible to get more done?

9.  Do you want to get more done badly enough to stop doing that thing?

If your answer is “no” to the last one, reading this article will be a waste of your time.

The most truthful thing that can be said about getting more done is this: 

How much more I can get done is directly correlated to how much I WANT to get more done.

If you want it badly enough you will demonstrate your total commitment by doing the following:

Start creating that habit you referred to in question #7.

Stop doing that one thing you referred to in question # 8.

It really is that “simple!”   We tend to complicate life.  You will make the necessary changes required to get more done just as soon as you are ready and willing to be fully committed to getting more done.

►What stops you from total commitment?

 Answering this question will require some self-reflection.

►Identify your time-wasters…Very popular ones are: (If you hear/see yourself in any of these – stay still for a bit and reflect on why that is…)

• Excessive TV and other mind numbing entertainment
• On-line activities
• Talking/hanging with other folks who are not getting more done
• Looking for mis-placed things
• Feeling badly about not getting more done
• Not forgiving yourself and moving on!

►Some skills/habits to develop to get more done:

1. Organization – having/maintaining  systems for papers, projects, files, etc
2. Accountability – checking in with someone on what you intend to do and being held accountable
3. Early to bed/early to rise – no need to explain!! J [Nothing like pre-dawn productivity]
4. Communication – to delegate, explain, connect, etc
5. Goal-Setting – having targets, milestones, helps with accountability…no success without goals
6. Forgiveness – keeping the pipeline to your blessings OPEN, lightening your load so you have space for increased productivity
7. The 3 P’s… Planning, Preparation, Practice…- we get more done when we plan to! Preparing our minds and our environment to get more done is crucial…and practicing the things we do ahead of time gives us more time to do more and better quality of outcomes
8. Exercising – a great energy booster and head clearer; great side benefits too like excellent health 
9. Be STILL…that would be the habit of PAUSE.  As with sentences – can you just imagine this blog without punctuation?!  So it is with a life without stillness and pause and rest.  Be still long enough to connect to your source.  For me that is God.  Successful people know how to tune out and get re-energized.  Stillness is the most powerful way to do this. It’s called meditation by some.  But don’t get confused with technique, just get still, get present and permit your mind to concede ‘power.’  Thoughts and thinking can really keep a person busy, even when they’re sitting still. The idea is to tune into your deeper source, not your patterned thoughts and self-centered cares.
10. Deep Breathing. ..which by the way is what you can do when you pause throughout the day.   Breath, deep breath is a habit that is MOST understated and underestimated.  It’s actually not one that gets mentioned often by folks I coach.  But I have to bring it up because it’s pivotal to success. Breathing  from your diaphragm  is breathing to excel. That’s the kind of breath that pushes the needed substance into our blood stream to our brain. We simply need oxygen and all that’s in it for a reason: LIFE!  Ask any high performing athlete or performer, they will tell you about the power of breath.

If you identified a habit you can create to get more done, sign up here for a free 21 day program – ecoahing for 21 days.

There’s no mystery about how to get more done, you just have to want it badly enough then make sure you are armed with the habits and skills to get more done. Find out where the ‘blockage’ to your creative/productivity flow is and unplug it!

What else should we cover on this topic?  Let me know if there’s a way I can help you to be more productive.

Wishing you an abundance of productivity and joy,

Julette Millien

♥~

Forgiveness by John Greenleaf Whittier

My heart was heavy, for its trust had been
Abused, its kindness answered with foul wrong;
So, turning gloomily from my fellow-men,
One summer Sabbath day I strolled among
The green mounds of the village burial-place;
Where, pondering how all human love and hate
Find one sad level; and how, soon or late,
Wronged and wrongdoer, each with meekened face,
And cold hands folded over a still heart,
Pass the green threshold of our common grave,
Whither all footsteps tend, whence none depart,
Awed for myself, and pitying my race,
Our common sorrow, like a mighty wave,
Swept all my pride away, and trembling I forgave!

When you consider how many hearts die cold and go to their graves at war, it gives serious cause for pause.  [Think PRIDE]

Then when you consider how little control  – as in NONE, basically – we have over our departure from this plane, the alarm bell should go off in our heads and hearts…  [Think HUMILITY]

What are you holding on to that needs to be released so you can live at peace?  [Think FREEDOM]

Be still, invite Love/God into your heart and watch it melt away.

Wishing you an abundance of peace, joy and love,

Julette Millien

♥~

Hello,

Don’t take the power of organization for granted.

This is a ‘NO JOKE’ powerful skill set to have. It’s actually a spiritual principle… “let all things be done decently and in order.” 1 Cor 14:40

The difference between being organized – life, files, clothes, pictures, efiles, papers, books, desk drawers, desk top, etc, etc…. and not is the difference between accomplishing your highest and best goals and NOT.

The lack of organization usually indicates something else happening beneath the surface.  Some reflection on the ‘why’ is very useful BUT you don’t have to wait until you understand it all to take action.  You CAN behave your way into a new success habit.  You don’t have to have all the answers to all your questions before right action takes hold and produces powerful habits that help.

So you might find out after some careful review that your lack of organization skills is connected to your rebellious spirit toward an overly ‘neat and particular’ parent or perhaps you find you lack self-confidence and there’s something about an abundance of “stuff” visible to the eye that you find comforting…or perhaps you simply never took the time to become more organized.  Creating a powerful new habit – in any area of life, takes real effort, energy and focused activity.

And you don’t have to wait to be clear on the ‘why’ before you can move forward with this skill/habit; take action in good faith, ask the appropriate questions and the answers will be more likely to manifest.

If you’d like a power dose of organization, here’s a 3-step action plan:

1. Take one surface or location today and CLEAR it: Clear it by taking all of the items off and placing them in piles, groups or categories of likeness.  For instance, I took my desk this morning and took all papers off, then I went through and created piles, based on the projects the papers belonged to. You might decide to select a desk drawer or briefcase or planner…just let it be a small enough space that the project can be completed in five minutes or less.
2. Place those piles in their “homes.” EVERY item in your space has a home, a place where it belongs and serves you best when it is housed in that location.  Obviously papers belong in like groups so they can be filed or stored appropriately.  I like – no love binders.  I have binders for every project. Despite the electronic age of edocs, some of us – me included, love the written format for creating and developing ideas.  Of course this need for organization is JUST as needed with edocs and folders.  Disorganization has a way of following us wherever we go.
3. Label the homes. Every home needs a name…whether it’s numeric or a family name, every home has to be able to be identified by those that live in it and those visiting. The same applies to homes for things.  Files – electronic or paper without labels that make sense to us, will not be useful. You will spend more time trying to find the item as a matter of fact, because it’s now inside something else.  Labels help us find things in a fraction of the time it takes to either search the item out or re-create it from scratch.

{I cannot tell you how many hours of life have been wasted learning this lesson again and again!}

So there you have it…Clear, Place and Label your way to a sensation of joy that is just incomparable.  For real!  The joy that comes from being in an organized space where your mind can flow easily from one thing to the next without getting stuck in search mode is so sweet. This sensation leads to a level of relaxed creativity that itself leads to increased productivity.

Organization is powerful.  Do this 5 minute exercise and let me know how it goes.

The key then is to keep this up…Do as many surfaces and locations as you can, clearing, placing and labeling until you have all of your life organized.

Then keep it up… 5 minutes a day putting the ‘toys’ away works wonders for the spirit the following morning!

Wishing you an abundance of success,

Julette Millien

♥~

Hello,

It kills me these folks that are out saving countries and cultures, industries and species but yet their personal life is in  shambles.

Now I know we’ve had many a “hero” who had dismal personal lives but yet managed to do some pretty significant world-saving things; And of course there’re those who’ve made personal mistakes, infecting their legacy with petty drama. I know some names have popped into your minds.

I know it’s possible and many great people have done great things while making major mistakes. But here’s the thing…because it’s possible and it has happened many times in the past…DOES NOT MAKE IT RIGHT…or IDEAL.

I shoot for ideal. I like striving for ‘perfection.’ Though I know it will never be attained. It’s the striving part that is important, not the arriving. We define perfection  (at my business and in my family) as a process where once there is commitment to that process, that’s perfect living!

So back to my main point here…if you want to be engaged in world-saving activity, you will be far more joyful, productiveand effective if you start at home.  Not to mention the integrity factor.  

Save your home, save your family…save YOUR SELF.  First things first, a healed and whole person can get so much more good done in the world than someone who is battered and bruised and barely connected to others.

To be healed, whole and connected to your own self, you need to SAVE YOUR SELF! 

How so? Save you first by doing the following:

 1)  STOP

• To accomplish any thing in life, to change any behavior, we must first STOP and see where we are and what’s going on.  So to be sure you are on a path to wholeness, stop and take stock of what healed and whole means to you…for your specific life. What issues are unresolved? What fears still exist? Who/what do you need to forgive? Stop and reflect on all that is going on with your life, your relationships and your goals. Take stock of all that needs to be surrendered

2)  SUBMIT

• To be healed and whole submitting yourself to the healing process is essential. And what is that really? For me, it is submitting myself to God…to the power of Love in my life.  Love heals all. Love IS the healing process. Submitting to love means committing to a mindset of forgiveness; it means forgiving all.
• To realize our inner power (which is where God lives) we must first give up our so called power over our life. If we hand power over (it has to be a willing hand-over) to the higher authority, we get to have access to that level of power. But this is not possible while we fight to be in control. When we submit we gain the power of that which we submit to. Submit to a positive force, you become powerfully positive; submit to a negativeforce and you become powerfully negative.
• Submitting leads to humility; Humility is powerfully positive; it’s called potent humility, or humble potency.
• To save your self – which is to heal yourself and be whole, submitting to the healing power of love, to the process of love is essential.

3)  SAY SORRY

• Sounds simple doesn’t it? It can be if you have submitted to the power of love. Simple yet powerful.  After submitting yourself to the process, you will come up on some things you are sorry about. Saying sorry to yourself and forgiving yourself is essential to moving forward with your healing.  We all have regrets about the past; what was done or what wasn’t done. We need to get the lesson, acknowledge the regret, forgive and move on.
• Saying sorry to others – this is imperative. To be healed, we have to hold ourselves accountable for all that has transpired. This includes apologizing to those we have offended or disappointed and whether you are forgiven or not, this will heal your soul
• When you stop, submit and are sorry (and say you are sorry) your baggage is dropped, your load gets lighter, you acquire spiritual wings which permit you to soar; you take flight and become whole.

4)  SECURE

• Then you must secure your mindset of love, submission and healing. To make the decision to fully commit to the first three steps is amazingly brave. But it doesn’t end there. You have to now be amazingly smart and secure your new mindset.  Change is not usually welcomed; there will be push-back, internal resistance.
• You secure your mindset by having a plan to neutralize that resistance; by doing daily work to maintain and grow that mindset. And, by having your guards on duty.
• Security systems all have their look out points and methods of detection. Set up your system for detecting obstacles to your healing and enemies of your mindset. Learn to detect those “feelings” and baby thoughts that grow into monsters of  negativity and destruction. Secure your mind and emotions from negativity and doubt.

5)  SPREAD

• Ultimately it’s all about spreading the love. When you are on the path of healing and wholeness, this is where you are headed; to a place where spreading love, healing the world is not only possible, it’s inevitable.
• Spreading and sharing love is not only the end to the means, it is also the means.  It’s not only the thing to do when we are whole and healed; it is also the thing to do to GET healed and whole. So this step is both the beginning and the end of this heal yourself and heal the world process.
• You spread love through acts of kindness and love; by being your most loving self, your highest and best self. This means, using your skills and talents in the most productive and far-reaching ways.  It means being involved and fully engaged in our world, beyond your family and community. It means being consistent in all the venues of our life. The Five Vital Venues™ are your SELF, at HOME, at WORK/BUSINESS/SCHOOL, in all RELATIONSHIPS and in the COMMUNITY/Place of Worship. Loving yourself and everybody in these five venues is spreading love at your highest and best.  Anything less, is not your best.

Being fully invested and engaged in this 5-step process guarantees you many things: 

•      Being healed and whole
•      An abundance of joy, peace, prosperity and love
•      Healed and whole relationships
•      Increased effectiveness and personal power in every day living
•      Amazing productivity and creativity
•      Achieving your goals at the highest levels
•      A lasting legacy of love and service
•      A life of service which includes a commitment to facing the challenges facing our world and participating in solutions
•      Clarity about specifically how you can save the world
•      An unlimited supply of energy and ability to SAVE THE WORLD!

Like a pebble thrown in a pond, with cascading circles…start at the inner circle by healing yourself, then by serving those closest to you; expanding out as your reach grows.

Of course a person does not have to wait for complete healing and wholeness…if that in fact ever arrives, before spreading their wings in service to others. It’s more a matter of mindset and intentions.

If a person is off “saving the world” and have no desire or intention to be whole or to love their family and friends or colleagues and peers,  their service to others will be compromised as we can only spread love in direct proportion to the love we have within. Without love of self, and all those we are connected to, gestures of love and service will be hollow or at best, short-lived.

We have to fill our tanks. We cannot give on empty.  We don’t need to be perfect, completely healed or whole, we just need to be on the journey; and be fully committed to the process of healing and loving, helping and giving.

Wishing you an abundance of love and light,

Julette

 ♥~