“As we bring about a strong fire “within” ourselves, burning off any remnants of ego that is holding us back…only then we can rise like the Phoenix.” -Lisa Lanzetta I invite you to sit back, grab a cup o' tea, I am going to tell you a Hero’s story about you. Hero’s Journey 2020- a channeled parable by Lisa Lanzetta and the Lineage...from the 2020 Medicine Wheel created in February by the members in the Living Everyday Sacred community. Once upon a time there was a Hero (YOU a

"When everything changes, change everything. Because right now, even change is changing". ~Janet Amato We are in the collective energy field of CHANGE! Change, yup, it’s a constant energy, yet it is really strong right now. It's an impulse of energy for shifting out of personality (societal imposed) to soul inspired. It’s so strong that resistance is coming up big time. Let’s look at Dorothy in the story Wizard of Oz. The whole time she was cruising down the yellow brick road

“It is the way of things to fail first, before we learn our story of resilience”. -Michael Levenson I hear this a lot from my clients after session “ok, now back to the real world”. This confuses me, I swear I thought we were in the real world and why they are even coming to see me is so they can clear the illusion of the "real" world. I believe that’s why I love the Wizard of Oz. Dorothy is in the “real” world. (film is black and white at this point) She’s miserable, no one

"For what is it to die but to stand naked in the wind and to melt into the sun"? -Kahlil Gibran There has been a lot of literal death these last few months so I am feeling called to speak about the mostly unspoken dynamic energy of grief. Everyone wants to be happy, I get it, so do I, yet when grief is present, it's nice to have a map to navigate. So, I am sharing a map below, along with a special feature from a guest blogger that elaborates on the topic further. In my world

Grief is a multi-faceted state that is integral to the human condition. Not a single person on earth escapes the hands of grief. As surely as our animated existence on earth ends with our death, we must also meet with grief at many stages during our life. Our current understanding of grief derives from the work of Elisabeth Kübler-Ross and David Kessler. They created the widely accepted framework describing the five stages one experiences as part of their grieving process: St

'The Wind' In memory of my Mother ~Nancy Rita Singer Levenson By (your son), Michael ॐ When you follow your heart, something becomes clear to see, That you are as free, as your love for family. Flowers, hummingbirds, and mountains, and clouds, the wind blows, it speaks to me, and it lifts the shrouds. So why not ask, "Wind, what do you know?" It makes as much sense as rhythm or snow. Suddenly, the wind sings with love and glee. It says, “For you see, I received your Mother, m