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Year Of The Rat 2020
By Brenda: 2020 starting on Jan 24th is the year of the Rat in the Chinese Zodiac. Crafty, wily and resourceful, the rat is the first sign in the Chinese zodiac. According to Chinese Myth, the Jade Emperor declared that the order of the Chinese Zodiac would be determined by which animal came first by who showed up for his party. The story is that the Rat tricked the Ox into giving him a ride to the party. When they arrived he hopped off the back of the Ox and entered the party first. The Rat represents wealth, surplus and fertility often prayed to by married couples who wanted children.
Are Pets Psychic?
By Brooke: Many among us are psychics, In fact, all of humanity are psychics. We just don't know it all, you may have had a touch of De Javu, just knew something was going to happen and it did. You may have even thought about someone you had not seen in years and then ran into them. Have you gone to make a phone call just to hear the phone ringing and it is that very same person that you were about to call?
The Power of Questions
By Gail: The quality of our experiences and personal development is directly related to the types of questions we ask – of ourselves and others. Questions can empower us to break through our limitations or they can help to keep us trapped in cycles that don’t serve our greater good. Listen to the sort of questions you ask and think about whether they are increasing or diminishing your power. An example of a limiting question is “Why me?” A more expansive question would be “What can I make out of this situation?” Asking the right questions can turn a problem into a possibility.
Now That You’ve Broken Your New Year’s Resolution
By Patricia: Most of us make New Year’s resolutions, and most of us break them within the first few weeks of the year. We start out being very positive and sure that THIS year, we will keep those promises to ourselves. And we begin that diet, or that exercise routine, or that new attitude, or whatever we promised ourselves, usually jumping in with both feet. Then something happens. We get hungry, and decide one little cheat won’t hurt. We wake up the day after we started exercising so sore we can’t even get out of bed. We go to work with our new attitude, and our supervisor dumps someone else’s work on us and walks away. That little cheat becomes two, then three and so on, and we slide right back into our old eating habits. We skip our second or third day of exercise because we hurt, and start going to the gym less and less, finding excuses to skip it today. We let our supervisor’s or co-workers’ attitudes affect us, just like always, and we give up trying to be more positive.
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