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July 2nd, 2009
My mentor master-mind program for Five Women for Five Weeks on Relationships begins July 9th. This is the perfect chance to have me help you really re-set your perceptions on Money, Love, Purpose, and Health.
This is a teleclass that is held on Thursday nights for an hour beginning at 8:00EST. This teleclass is taped in case you miss a session. Much of the “class” work is done during the week between the calls and I will be constantly present to guide you during this time.
If you do the work and let the perception shift happen – your life will absolutely shift too. It has to. From within to without. Let me help you make that shift.
Since there are only five slots please don’t wait to sign up. The registration fee varies depending on whether or not you are a member of Perception U.com but you can find out all the price info and register here.
Or you can read more here:
Or write to me .. I am always happy to answer questions.
February 23rd, 2009
As the worldview “freaks” out over its own sense of not enough we don’t have to go with it. However, we all get stuck once in awhile so I wanted to share in this Ezine these simple ideas of how to “snap out of it.”
Let me know what you think …
February 7th, 2009
For a many days the temperature here ranged between 10 degrees below and 10 degrees above zero. When it “warmed” up to 32 or so, it felt warm. Our coats were unbuttoned and there were even those who were out and about without coats.
However, at the beginning of the cold season when the temperature dropped to 32 it felt very, very cold.
Conditioning and relativity is what is at play here isn’t it?
As Del and I prepare our Reality Shift talk on Discernment and Dominion we are reminded of the importance of being vigilant about what we are being conditioned to believe in and do.
I hope you enjoy the Ezine today about saying “No” to the condition of unhappiness.
January 24th, 2009
This last week the signs of nature have alerted me to the coming spring.
It doesn’t look like spring outside. The snow is deep and large icicles hang from everyone’s eaves. The wind blows drifts of snow off of roofs and I still go outside bundled in warm clothes.
But, I heard spring the other day.
Sitting at my desk before dawn I heard the male cardinal sing his dawn song for the first time since last fall. He is marking territory. He is planning for what he knows without a doubt will arrive.
I saw three squirrels leaping and racing through the trees, playing with joy. They leapt through the air, one at a time, from the apple tree to a small limb of the red maple tree. There were bigger limbs to jump to, actually they didn’t even have to jump as there are many connecting limbs, or squirrel highways, among our trees.
But they choose to fly through the air, bounce up and down on the little limb and then scamper off celebrating spring long before it has appeared.
In the same way we can celebrate omnipresent Good long before we may fully see it in our lives. We can sing our dawn song preparing for what is to come, because without a doubt it is arriving.
In Truth it never left. We may have left it, or misplaced our awareness of it, or been confused by the fog of worldview claims, but Good never left.
The birds told me something else which inspired this week’s ezine: “One Step At A Time.” Hope you enjoy it.
Love,
Beca
January 8th, 2009
It’s another beautiful day of working by the wood stove with the gorgeous snow falling. Of course Del reminds me that I see it that way because I am warm, and I work from home, and don’t have to leave the house when it snows.
Yes, it is all about perception. And in the end, it is about waking up from a false one, which is what this ezine is all about – “Layers Of Dreaming”
We have many new and wonderful things happening for you, including a new membership site. Would you check out the section “what’s new” and see what I have been working on here by the stove?
More information on each item will be coming, but as my treasured ezine subscribers I wanted to share what we are working on with you now.
Plus the next Focus Five begins next week. Perhaps you are one of the five women in the class?
Enjoy the weather where ever you are. One of my favorite sayings (From Scandinavia) about weather is, “There is no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothes.”
Perception once again!
Love,
Beca
December 24th, 2008
know I am a little late in getting this ezine to you. My intention is to write this Ezine every other week.
But I have been working on a project that keeps grabbing all my attention and time. We are creating a membership site for The Shift®. I am excited by the idea of what it will offer, and by what I am learning in order to “make it so” for you as quickly as possible.
It’s a whole new coding structure for me and a new way of looking at what we are doing. So I am doing the “nerd” thing, which I am only sorta good at, but love anyway.
I’ll be letting you know more as I get closer to some kind of “beta” version.
In the mean time I am thinking about how lives bloom … which is what this week’s ezine is about. Enjoy …
December 1st, 2008
We held The 12th Gathering last month and it was even more wonderful than we had imagined (as all good things are.) It truly was “Three Days Out Of This World,” and we are all holding to this new awareness now in our “everyday” life.
In the next few weeks I will have pictures for all of you to see so you can enjoy it too. We all hope you will be able to join us at our next 12th Gathering!
In the mean time, we are in the season of gratefulness and celebration. Yet we are experiencing what appears to be a complete dichotomy.
In flipping TV channels on the badly named day called “Black Friday” in the US I saw this dichotomy played out. On one channel was a picture of a packed Wal-Mart parking lot at 3:00am. The announcer was saying these words, “It is a well planned event.” I flipped to the next channel and saw a picture of the tragedy in India and at that moment the announcer said, “It is a well planned event.”
This prompted this week’s Ezine: The Lie of The One Lie
September 27th, 2008
Well … sorta… at least the blog has returned but not the old posts. I am going to look at it as an opportunity to make the blog even better.
Give me a few days and we’ll have it all up and running again!
