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  As I write this article, I am sitting in my own Sacred Space – my meditation room. People have often commented to me “You have your own meditation room?” My sacred space didn’t start off as a whole room. It began as a tiny corner of my bedroom that was dedicated to honoring my spirit and was a tiny place carved out just for me to sit and listen to the stirrings of my soul. I first read about creating a sacred space several years ago in Sarah Ban Breathnach’s beautiful book “Simple Abundance.” It was a time in my life when I desperately needed to slow down. I was traveling at the speed of life and had succumbed to our society’s mantra “Bigger, Better, Faster, More.” My break-neck speed pace had gotten me nowhere except on overload and in pain. Jack Canfield, long before he became famous as [...]

  Ever since I was a little girl, I have felt that I was destined for greatness. At age three I was starring in garage shows, strutting along my father’s workbench with microphone in hand and charging my neighbors admission to see me perform. Over the years, I have found myself having to redefine greatness because society would have us believe that fame and fortune was the only route to achieving true greatness. Unfortunately, in our country, we have become obsessed with the rich and famous. We just can’t get enough of “True Hollywood Stories” & “Celebrities Uncensored” and the glut of reality TV demonstrates the lengths people will go to for their fifteen minutes of fame. As a result, nothing we do or have in our ordinary life seems to be enough. A couple of weeks ago I celebrated my 48th birthday, and I had a very special, yet [...]