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In the Season of Light,how do you make sure you arrive Jan. 2 with your spirit recharged?

The Answer is to honor your knowing. Pay close attention to what naturally some to you when you ponder this question.

When You imagine the best holiday ever, what do you imagine?

Is it a non-event Soul Calm time or are you seeking lots of movement and contact with family and friends?

Honor your vision its a message from your heart.

If you follow it you will truly thrive.

If you don’t it will be like walking through molasses. Create it today…. before the time slips by and you get caught in either too much or too little on your calendar. Get out your calendar and a piece of paper to brain storm on as you read the rest of this message. Write your recharge events or schedule Soul Re-charge time at least once per week.

If you want to create a non-event, a personal soul time of calm and ease to take stock of your year, lounge in your jammies and drink cocoa, start setting it up. Set the times for that on the calendar now. Really set the time – otherwise it won’t happen. Here are some implementation ideas. Tell everyone they are on their own for food and laundry. Be clear on when you will be unavailable. Or make the creation a team effort – have a family meeting and be creative for covering the food and clothing needs. Plan to order pizza and get take out.

If you imagine being recharged in groups, family and friends and interaction, Plan it now….If you feel really energized when you are around those special someone’s – make sure its on your calendar. Start inviting and setting dates. Plan to have neighbors in – create events to really energize you. Of course use the KISS method – Keep It Super Simple. Do that parts you really love – being with others.

To deeply re-charge and rejuvenate listen to and follow your true vision of the holiday and plan it – create it – and manifest the best holiday you have ever had!

Best bright blessings,

Katherine Wright Desai, Ph.D.

Energy and Spiritual Psychologist and Coach

When you visit the Grand Canyon, you will find that it is much larger than you have ever imagines. It is 18 miles wide and 277 miles long and the depth of the canyon in some points is more than a mile from the rim of the canyon to the river below. The Grand Canyon National Park includes much of the canyon. The Grand Canyon is separated into three areas: The inner Canyon, the South Rim, and the North Rim. When planning and researching your adventure, you will want to include the following tips.

1. The first thing that you need to do when you are traveling the USA is to determine how you are going to get to the area that you want to see. Will you drive or fly? Keep the price of gas in mind when making your decision.

2. Planning Yourself or a Travel Agent? How long do you have before you are making your trip? If you do not have much time, then you may want to enlist the help of a travel agent. Whichever way that you choose to plan your trip, get ready for an adventure in the Grand Canyon.

3. Child friendly. You will want to choose a destination that is appropriate for all of your children. If you have a baby, then you will want to make sure that you have a crib and/or childcare at your destination. Make sure that the Grand Canyon is the right adventure for your family at this time.

4. Care of pets. Taking pets with you on vacation is the choice of many people, but if this is you, then you need to ensure that where you are staying allow pets. You will also want to make sure that the attractions that you are visiting are pet friendly as well, because you do not want to have to keep your pet shut up in a room while you are out sightseeing. If you choose to leave your pet at home, then a kennel or pet sitting service is a good choice to help baby-sit your pet.

5. Care of home. When you are visiting the Grand Canyon, you will most likely be gone four days or more. That is why you want to make sure that you protect your home while you are gone. Ask your neighbors if they will watch your home or check with a friend or family member to check in on your home every now and then.

6. Packing. You want to choose appropriate clothing when packing, including pants, gloves, jacket, hat, bandanna, sweatshirt, and more. Depending upon the time of year that you visit, you will need the right seasonal clot Read more