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Knowing your Character

Character Strengths Practice PERMA. Positive Emotion, Engagement, Relationships, Meaning and Accomplishment. Invented by Prof. Martin Seligman the “Father of Positivity”. It shows when we...

Lemons & other good things

Start your day with a lemon water drink, with fresh ginger. Squeeze half a lemon into your mug and add hot water and a knob of fresh ginger. Leave to seep whilst you cleanse your face. Pop Vit C serum...

Hydrate Body & Mind

Keep Hydrated! Take a water bottle with you. Sip along in the day. Most of us move around in the day in a permanent state of dehydration. Water is vital for our body to  function properly. It helps...

Stretching our Mind

Strengthen your skeleton and muscles. Pull, push, balance, hold and twist. Strength training gives muscle definition, muscles hold up the skin. Think about posture and correct form.  Train with...

The Moon & Me

Have you ever thought about our connection with the moon? I remember sitting on my mother’s knee in 1969 and staring up at the moon when she told me there was a man who had just landed up there!...

Sleep for Skin

One of the most essential functions in our lives.   Bad choices are made when you are tired.   A lack of sleep can lead to irritation, sadness, depression, anger and...

C is for Communicate

Open up and talk to share. It is a great way to lead to a happier life. We are born to be  social and look into each other’s eyes. Bottling up thoughts and fears when you can’t  let them go...

Listening or hearing?

You have two ears and one mouth. Use them in proportion.   Listening is a great skill. Be good at it. Observe. Show interest in other people,   especially if they are opening up to...

The importance of laughter

Laugh, feel it in your tummy. See yourself laughing in the mirror. Hear yourself   laughing. Watch others smile and laugh. Laugh till it hurts. It is SO good for you.   You will...

Acceptance

A long and highly complex word! Acceptance is not a solution; it is an  understanding. It is “letting go” of all that is attached to the issues and to the  situations that enable acceptance. On the acceptance path, sometimes you cannot  believe others see the opposite to you! As we age, acceptance is not an easier path,  we understand it is a wiser path. Understanding that letting go of what holds  a problem back, you can see more clearly a way to acceptance, acquiescence, or  compromise. This makes room for more good space inside you. 

The awareness of pain is your body’s way of saying “please heal me” physically  or mentally. Your awareness means either your mind or body is in need of some  loving attention. It is not to be pushed aside nor buried even deeper. Sometimes  

long-term pain from your heart or mind manifests itself as physical pain, maybe  even disease.  

We are far more lightly to recognise physical pain, it is conditioned in us. When  we are young, you fall over, hurt your knee, you put a plaster on it. It is dealt  with just like that. Sticking plasters are only temporary solutions. Healing your  mind and body can be a long process, one that in time will change your life for the  better. It is for the long run. Mental and physical healing build strength for you to  journey on knowing you have learnt so much about yourself in the process.