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Embracing the New Era

Getting ready for the shift of 12/21/12 and the New Year of 2013.  The shift will be gradual and delightful if you are willing to embrace it.  Here are a few tips gathered from other sources on how you can get ready, embrace it and ride the wave into a new era of your life:

1. Release the old things that no longer serve you. This can be from people to the clutter in your home. If it is people, bless them and release them. If it is old ideas and fears, dissolve them.

2. Make sure you are crystal clear on what you want your new life to be.

3. Embrace change. It’s a journey, not a destination. And when you take control of the change you ride it like a seasoned surfer, rather than get caught in it like a helpless victim of circumstances. Radical change can feel like a giant elephant just walked into the room—completely overwhelming. So even with radical change, the key is to take it one step at a time!

4. Have a daily spiritual practice. It does not matter what you do, what is important is that you do it daily. It allows you to release your blocks and fears and focus on the new things coming to you.

5. Embrace your power. You have the power to change your life. This new age is all about empowerment and consciousness. You are not a victim anymore.

Namaste

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