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The Energy of Place
One of my favorite places to go for a walk in the woods is Indian Island Park. It's a very unique location for a park, in that the majority of Indian Island is a naval station surrounded by tall chain link fencing topped by curled, razor bladed wire. Dire warning signs against trespassing are posted everywhere, including on the beach. It's not a happy, friendly place... to say the least. There is a road skirting the naval station and all of it's scary no-trespassing stuff. This road crosses the island on one edge of it, giving access to Marrowstone Island, a bucolic place with many beautiful homes, and Fort Flagler, another of my favorite places to enjoy the peaceful, beautiful forest and beach. But back to Indian Island park. Across this road on the opposite side of the Navy property is Indian Island Park, a beautiful forested park that edges a salt water beach. The road that separates these two types of properties acts as a neutral zone between the energy of the Naval station and the energy of the park. At the entrance of this park is a huge Cedar tree that welcomes visitors (The above photo is one I took of that beautiful tree). Although there are many trees in this park, this particular tree has very special energy. As people pass under it, they're bathed in the wonderful, loving energy that this tree exudes. It's as if those long limbs that cross the path are its arms, hugging everyone who passes under them. Even if people don't consciously sense or recognize this energy, they're affected by it. Smiles appear on their faces. They begin to slow down and really see the beauty of the forest. Their children begin to laugh and play. Every place has energy that it radiates and, as the above example illustrates, not all energy is the same. Whether you are aware of it or not, you are being affected by the energy of place. The places where you work, live, shop, and play all have energy that they radiate which affects you. For example, we live in an area that is half an hour drive in any direction to any shopping. One town we go to leaves us cranky and exhausted after we've been in that energy for half an hour. Another town we shop in leaves us happy and exhilarated. As a result, we avoid the first town as much as possible. For one week I invite you to pay attention to how you feel when you travel from one location to another during each day. Include your home and all the different areas in and around it, such as each room, the yard, and the neighborhood. What can you do about being in places with energy that affects you adversely? Here are a few helpful hints:
Love,
A New Fourth of July Celebration It's that time of year again. My husband and I were just two of the many who suffered through three days of the sounds of war during this last Fourth of July. During the day the sudden noise of a big M80 or some other humungous firework would startle us. At night we were unable to sleep because of the loud booms and bangs of fireworks in the neighborhood that continued for hours. On the day after the Fourth of July my husband came dragging home from work, exhausted because he got very little sleep during the night due to the fireworks. He said the entire crew he works with were sleep-deprived because of the noise of fireworks. One guy said they were so loud in his neighborhood that his windows were rattling. As I was pondering this annual event and the suffering of caused to many people, pets, and wild animals, all because of the few and their fireworks, I was inspired with a new way to celebrate the day of the birth of our nation.
When I shared this idea with my husband he lit up like a sparkler and said, "What a great idea!" Since then I've shared this idea with many people - friends and strangers alike. All of them loved the idea of replacing the loud fireworks that create stress in humans and fear in animals with the fun and happiness of a birthday party. One woman (thank you, Jennifer) suggested we could include a day of community service as a present to our national parks. I propose that it's time to end the celebration of our nation's birth by emulating the sights and sounds of war via fireworks. Instead let's celebrate it with the happy and joyful sights and sounds of a birthday party. The first step is to end the use of fireworks in your area. Write a letter to your mayor, county commissioners, governor, fire department, police chiefs, and whoever else has the authority to instigate a fireworks ban. Share this idea with your friends and enlist their help. If you're a member of a group of animal lovers, such as ASPCA, the Kennel Club, and PAWS, include them, too. The more, the merrier, and the more powerful. Then… let the birthday party begin!! Stress
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If
a friend forwarded The Journal of Spirited Coaching to you, 
"This
is the birthday of our nation. So why don't we celebrate it by having a
birthday party with cake, presents, and games instead of by simulating the sounds
and sights of war?" I thought. I began to imagine some details about a National
Birthday Party, envisioning the fun games we could play, the presents we would
give and receive, the delicious banquet of party food we'd enjoy eating with our
friends and loved ones. 
I
LOVE the aroma of this essential oil! Just one whiff and I feel tension leave
my body, replaced by a sense of warmth and comfort. The oils that compose this
blend are copaiba, lime, cedarwood (my favorite tree!), vanilla, ocotea, and lavender.