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The Easy Way to Happify Happify? Yep. Years ago when I was in the midst of writing my first book, An Inner Journey, I had a wonderful editor who was a word addict. At one point she emailed me to let me know I had used a word that didn't exist. She said that she couldn't find it in any of her five dictionaries, so it wasn't a real word. "Somebody made up all those words in your five dictionaries. I just made up that word. So just like the words in your dictionaries, it now exists and is a real word," I replied. Shortly after that she sent me another email... this one with a word that she had proudly made up. So, yes. Happify. The easiest way to get happified is with the conscious use of your everyday words. The words you use every day, all day, have an amazingly powerful effect on how you feel emotionally. We have gazillions of words to describe our emotions. Not only every emotion that we feel has a word to described it, but there are also multitudes of degrees and levels of each emotion, each with its own word. To experience the power of the words you think and say on your emotions and your body, try this: think of a situation or event that caused you to feel angry. Really, really, really angry. Now state out loud: "I'm irate." Or livid, fuming, enraged, infuriated, or some other extreme degree of anger. Notice how you feel, not just emotionally but physically. Now state out loud, "I'm miffed." Notice how your emotional state instantly became less intense and your body relaxed a bit. You may even feel like giggling at the silliness of that word. Not only does the meaning of a word affect how you feel, but the sound of it also has impact on your emotions. Try this: think of the word "soothing" and notice that you instantly feel a slight lessening of tension in your body. It could be in your neck, shoulders, stomach, or the way you're breathing. Somewhere your body just relaxed a bit. Although we who speak English have a little over 170,000 words in our language, the average person uses only about 7,000 of them. The result is habitual useage of the same words to describe how we think and feel. Imagine if you changed just a few of those words, how you might also change the way you think. And thus, how you feel, both emotionally and physically. What new words might you now use to happify yourself? Love
and Happifying, An
Inner Journey:
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This blend of essential oils produces a magnetic energy that brings joy to the heart, mind, and soul. It inspires romance and helps overcome deep-seated grief and depression. (Source: The Essential Oils Desk Reference) All essential oils from Young Living are organically grown, steam distilled and Therapeutic Grade, assuring you of the highest quality oils that are free of any petrochemicals. How to use:
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If
a friend forwarded The Journal of Spirited Coaching to you, 
It's
important for you to pay attention to your energy levels - how much you have,
how much you're giving out, and how much you're receiving. Things that sap your
energy can take many forms. Some are blatantly obvious while others are subtle,
even insidious. Some are downright sneaky. 
There
are ten essential oils in this blend, including Rose, Bergamot, Mandarin, Ylang
ylang, Lemon, Geranium, Jasmine, Palmarosa, Chamomile, and Rosewood. 