Articles from Maggie McCauley | Selfgrowth.com
- Breathe in the Spaciousness of Spring!
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Submitted on Mar 02, 2009 from Maggie McCauleyBreathe in… There are two signs of spring in New England for me, one is spotting the first crocus and the other is being able to open up all the windows in my home. Feeling the warm breeze on my face and having my home flooded with the fresh, clean, scrumptious air gives me a sense of ...
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- How To Bring More Money and More Peace of Mind To Your Life
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Submitted on Dec 09, 2008 from Maggie McCauleyIn order to gain, we must let go. We all want more money and more peace of mind in our life, especially given all the uncertainties in the world today. The more chaotic the environment, the more we naturally want security and peace. We can have this and more. However, it means giving up old ...
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- Organizing As A Spiritual Practice
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Submitted on Apr 27, 2008 from Maggie McCauleyOrganizing As A Spiritual Practice “Organizing and spirituality?”, my clients query, “What does one have to do with the other?” My response to this question is simple. Organizing brings order to the physical chaos and spiritual practice brings order to a chaotic mind or ...
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- Organizing As A Spiritual Practice
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Submitted on Apr 27, 2008 from Maggie McCauley“Organizing and spirituality?”, my clients query, “What does one have to do with the other?” My response to this question is simple. Organizing brings order to the physical chaos and spiritual practice brings order to a chaotic mind or calm to our inner life. The ancient Chinese proverb, “A ...
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- Letting Go Of Our Stuff
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Submitted on Apr 09, 2008 from Maggie McCauleyWait! Don’t “give that away!” Do these words sound familiar? We’ve either said them or heard them from someone we know and love. It’s hard to let that old sweater go, even though we haven’t worn it in years. It used to be the “favorite” or it’s reminiscent of a happy time in our lives, or ...
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- To Be In Silence
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Submitted on Apr 05, 2007 from Maggie McCauleyI settled onto my throne of pillows, seated in the lotus position. I closed my eyes, relaxed my hands and arms and let them rest on my legs. My breath was full and purposeful. I placed my attention only on my breath in the true Buddhist tradtion of meditation. Minutes later mental mind chatter ...
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