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Archive for November, 2012

“Hot coffee and cold winter mornings are two of the best soul mates who ever did find each other.”

Terri Guillemets

“It’s amazing how the world begins to change through the eyes of a cup of coffee!”

Donna A. Favors

“Build this day on a foundation of pleasant thoughts.”

Og Mandino

“Every new day is a once in a lifetime event. How much more exciting would our lives be if we embraced this truth and lived accordingly?!”

Steve Maraboli

“Each new day greets us with no rules except for the rules we place on it. Greet this new day with open arms and endless possibility.”

Steve Maraboli

While we lived in Europe over the summer I learned many new things, one of which was to drink and love coffee.

 

My whole life I never liked coffee and never drank a drop.  But after drinking it in a hotel room in Switzerland, I never went back.

 

So when we got back to the states I bought a white Mr. coffee machine at target. It didn’t matter what brand it was, it just mattered that it was white LOL.  I like the light, I like sparkles, I like glitter, and I like white.

 

Period.

 

Also, I honestly can’t taste the difference.  Between this coffee and that coffee and this coffee machine and that coffee machine.

 

I didn’t even notice that this Mr. Coffee machine is one that you can self time. So I can set the timer the night before and have it brew at 4 AM when I wake up.

 

In theory.

 

I am a writer and a super-mom of five and a Yogi and a creator and an activist, but good with spatial tasks I’m not.

 

So I handed it over to Phillippe, who ostensibly set the timer so that my hot coffee would be awaiting at 4 AM.

 

It wasn’t.

 

So I just hit that button and off it went.  It brewed up my coffee and I smiled as I drank it, thinking about what a good feeling it is to set up the coffee maker the night before–whether it self brews or not.  I tuned into the vibration of how calming and grounding it felt to put the coffee filter and grounds into the coffee maker the night prior, knowing that something warm and tasty and energizing would come from such a simple action.

 

Your yoga practice is a similar  foundation setting for your day. So simple, yet so profound–and so able to produce a strong foundation on which to build your day, and your life.

 

Have the best day ever!

 

Namaste!

 

Taylor plus 5

 

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“Relief is a great feeling. It’s the emotional and physical reward we receive from our bodies upon alleviation of pain, pressure and struggle. A time to bask in the lack of the negative.”

Vera Nazarian

“For fast acting relief, try slowing down.”

Lily Tomlin

“You leave old habits behind by starting out with the thought, I release the need for this in my life.”

Wayne Dyer

“For peace of mind, resign as general manager of the universe.”

Larry Eisenberg

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Super-mom Jen Murray:
I am so grateful to be a mom to twins Laney and Danny(10) and my youngest Jake(6).  My children have taught me what unconditional love truly is. Being a mom has brought so much joy to my life. As I help and watch them grow, they in turn help me grow!
  Constantly growing and changing I decided last year after practicing yoga for some years to do a teacher training program through Prana Power Yoga.  The benefits that I gained from practicing has helped me get through so much that I wanted to share that with others.  Now I am able to do just that.  Since graduating in April 2012, I immediately started teaching and sharing my love for yoga and all its benefits.  Through our own breath we can self soothe.  It sounds easy yet we are all faced with this “simple” challenge.
Loving what you do and being able to do what you love is a true gift.  My family and I benefit from this.  My kids notice a difference….especially my very intuitive Laney who always keeps me in check.   When I told Laney I was writing this blog for Super-Mom.  I read her what I wrote and she said “ You should put in that you yell at your kids.” Ha….I chuckled at her honest response and said you’re right.  I do yell at my kids when necessary sometimes even when its not necessary.  I also love them unconditionally and continue to work on loving myself unconditionally even if I yell at my kids ;)
I will continue to live my life the best that I can, making mistake and perfecting things as I go but always doing my best. I feel honored to be a part of such an amazing community that I found through yoga.  Forever thankful for my children, my family, and my yoga.    Without them all I would not be able to feel so grounded, supported, and loved.