Monthly Archives: September 2010

Money, money, money


posted in Jane's Blog

This week I have given two local talks, one called ‘I Love Money? (with a question mark because I’m asking people if they do indeed love money) and the other about thinking rich in a recession.

In both I did the same exercise using some toy money, and some real stuff. What was interesting was the reactions of the two different groups. The first part of the exercise was simply for each person to take some money, and hold it in their hands.

One group had no hesitation in reaching forward and taking various different amounts, and we had big discrepancies in who got what amount, with one person taking what represented millions, and someone else taking (or getting) nothing. [read more]

Movers and Shakers with Hay House


posted in Jane's Blog

Blimey — nothing like doing everything at once, which is probably why I’ve completely forgotten to blog about an event that is really important: next weekend I’m attending the Movers and Shakers conference in London, run by Hay House publishing, and featuring Cheryl Richardson of ‘extreme care’ fame, and Reid Tracy CEO of Hay House.

I’m really excited about this, as not only will I be meeting lots of other people interested in the same things as me, ie bringing spirit into business, but also there is an opportunity for a slot on Hay House Radio, and a book contract. Woweee!

In the meantime I’m moving house this weekend so, having promised myself not to switch on the computer today, [read more]

What’s up on your wall?


posted in Jane's Blog

One of my favourite affirmations is stating that no matter what the outer circumstances are, only good will come out of the situation I find myself in. This of course is an attitude of life, where you determine to find the positive in whatever life brings you. What it doesn’t mean is you get to only feel positive! Rather, I use it in 3 ways:

to help me feel better when times are tough

to direct my mind onto a path that is more nourishing than thinking the opposite

to remind myself that I have an option about how I think about my life situation

So I have this poster that I made up in my office. [read more]

Are You Missing Yourself?


posted in Articles, Jane's Blog

Ask yourself the following:

  • Am I being crabby with my nearest and dearest?
  • Am I criticising those around me?
  • Are my eating habits getting a bit too erratic?
  • Am I smoking or drinking just a bit too much, too often?
  • Do I find myself often looking for something to make me feel better?
  • Am I checking my emails with frantic energy, or more often than three times per day?
  • Do I have ‘lurching’ days more often than not, when I just seem to lurch from one thing to another?
  • Am I over-exhausted at night?
  • Have I fallen into thinking ‘if I want to get it done, I will have to do it myself’?
  • Do I visit social media sites and
  • [read more]

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Receive your own guidance right now


posted in Inspirational Quotes, Jane's Blog

Up here near the Findhorn Foundation, we have a weekly community newsletter, the Rainbow Bridge. It’s generally full of interesting information about what’s going on that week. It is started on the inside page with quotes from Eileen Caddy, and Dorothy MacLean, co-founders of the Findhorn Foundation, along with Peter Caddy.

This week, I read the quote and thought how appropriate it was for me, so I wanted to share it with you too. Here it is:

Why not start right now receiving your spiritual guidance at first hand and not through anyone else? Do you not realise that you have within you all wisdom, all knowledge, all understanding? You do not have to seek it without, but it [read more]

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