This is How and Why I Offer Centering Tools
I have loved and written poetry since I first entered college, that being the first time I felt free and empowered enough within myself to dare to create! I feel writing poetry is such a pivotal creative challenge and gift we give ourselves, for it comes from and reflects in so many amazing ways the language of our souls.
In 2007 I put together, with some key and wonderful help, poems I had been writing throughout the previous decade, inspired by all that happened, ongoing, for my own self-healing and development through my Centering Tools practice. One of my poems, Willing To Be Led Towards Your Heart, I felt strongly was not only meant to be the title of the book of Centering Poems, but really is the title of how and why I offer Centering Tools.
This is How You Can Create Your Own Inspiring Soul Communication for Self-Healing
The book includes a special introductory guided meditation and journaling exercise to inspire readers to create their own “soul language” through writing poetry. I placed my poems where I intuitively felt they “fit” in each of the following six chapters:
1. Begin
2. Place
3. Me
4. Family
5. Center
6. Dawning
. . . which I invite you to explore through the focus of the book in a deeper reflective meditative and journaling space to further open your own spiritual healing pathways for empowerment and growth . . .
An Excerpt From Willing To Be Led Towards Your Heart – And Your Key Revolutionary Message
There is this aspect of freedom
I hold it in the pam of my hand . . .
A tiny spark, after all
Enough to shake the world
To me the key revolutionary message here is, We really are enough!!
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May you continue to, in great and revolutionary ways, support your own heart’s calling for freedom and greater knowing . . . be well . . . Marjorie
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