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It’s been such a wonderful few months, I can’t believe that it’s gone by so quickly!  I’ve been mentoring people in the Heart’s Desire Mentoring Program for a few years now. It’s been so wonderful to teach the principles of the process, because in doing so I’ve become even more clear and more centered in drawing my own heart’s desires into my life. This time of year is wonderful for looking back at the past 12 months, and assess what in your life you accomplished, and what you’d like to accomplish for the next year.

In my home growing up, every December we created what my mother called Our Heart’s Desire Boxes. These were simple shoe boxes that we covered in stickers, paint, glitter and images that inspired us.  I always loved to cover my box in images of Mother Mary and Roses, as these symbols were connected to my heart. I’d write energizing words on my box such as fun, love, laughter, family, joy, and creativity. Every inch of my box was covered in images and symbols that inspired me. When we were finished with our boxes, we’d write down all of our goals and dreams for the piece of paper. The box was turned into a sacred space for us to write down our deepest heart’s desires for the coming year. Once we had finished our heart’s desire boxes, we’d put them near our family’s alter and that’s where they would remain until the following year.  After the year, right before we were getting ready to create our new Heart’s Desire Boxes, we’d open them and be amazed by how many of our goals and dreams had been accomplished! It’s truly one my favorite rituals, and one I encourage you to do for the new year.

Lots of love and light,

Sabrina

Hello!

It’s been a wonderful summer so far. I just returned from my family vacation in Paris, France. It’s a place that I can really relax and let my imagination run wild. It’s important for me to spend time somewhere that allows me to dream because I bring that creativity back with me into my work. Paris fills up my heart with its beauty.

Recently I read for a client who was having trouble connecting with his spirit.  My guides said that what was lacking in his life was a place to retreat and dream. His life had been so consumed by responsibility and family that he was unable to find his inner voice in all the intensity. I suggested that he get away and go camping for a weekend on his own to reconnect with his intuition and his own dreams. Sometimes our inner voice is trying to speak but it’s being overwhelmed by other (louder) voices. If we take the time to feed our spirits with what we love, or where we love to go, it’s easier to hear that subtle voice. It’s important that we never lose sight of what feeds our hearts and our souls.

What do you love to do? Where do you love to go? Is it time to take that space and time for yourself?

All my love,

Sabrina