Aloha everyone,

I have uploaded a new episode of my podcast Food for the Soul. I have started a collaboration with a new web company and I will be posting a new podcast every other week. The podcasts have a new format. They are shorter, so they are easier to listen to but they still include a guided meditation.

There will also be a new look for the Art of Allowing Class website which will be completed in the next several weeks. I had no idea what it took to create a secure site able to deliver videos on a weekly basis so watch for announcements about this exciting class.

Click here to listen to this wonderful podcast about the power of allowing for the possibility. Learn how to move beyond fear to create what you really want to experience more of in your life. And as always, if you have a topic you would like me to talk about in a future podcast just drop me a line and let me know.

With love and aloha,
Susan

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Yesterday was a big day for me. I signed up for Twitter, got a Flip camera, a puppy, had a YouTube made of a wonderful interview I did and made my first YouTube video of my new puppy. Phew!

So, if you’d like to follow me on Twitter:

http://twitter.com/susangregg

And if you would like to see the video of my interview on Law of Attraction Radio:

And if you would like to see a video of my new, little girl yet to be named puppy:

With love and aloha,
Susan

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Aloha everyone,

Thanks for all your messages and comments about my chicken Dale. I was very touched and surprised that so many people cared.

Dale is enjoying her freedom. Here is a picture of her on her favorite perch. It is in the bushes in front of my carport. We have an agreement. She gets to go out all day but she has to come in at night to sleep and get her bandage changed. So far so good although last night getting her in was a two person job!

When I work with people I suggest they begin moving toward something. I suggest they make whatever they are moving toward emotionally rich, rewarding and downright juicy. That way they are willing to do whatever it takes and the journey becomes a joyous experience instead of something they HAVE to do.

When I began my spiritual adventures I was definitely moving away from emotional pain. At one point in my process I began moving toward happiness and joy. What a difference that choice made in my life. If we are moving away from pain we will create more pain to move away from and if we are moving toward pleasure we will create pleasure to move toward. So the question becomes what do you want to create more of in your life?

Dale certainly enjoys sunning herself on her favorite perch. I doubt if she spends much time worrying about anything. All in all she may have the right idea. She lets me earn our daily bread and she just enjoys the fruits of my labors. Maybe next time I’ll come back as one of my chickens. Have a great weekend and I will keep you posted about Dale’s adventures and maybe even introduce you to some of the other inhabitants of Green Acres as my friends lovingly refer to my home here on the Big Island of Hawaii.

With love and aloha,
Susan

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Susan talks about the blessings inherent in all of life. In the meditation you will get to experience yourself as the angel you really are.

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I often talk about how everything in life is pono, absolutely perfect. I am always amazed at the synchronicity that happens in life when I allow it and when I take the time to notice. I came to visit my dad for his birthday. Before I checked out of my hotel I was watching the sun rise over the ocean and just giving thanks. I silently said a prayer. I asked to be shown if there was anything I could do to make my dad’s life easier.

I came to say goodbye and wound up taking him to the doctors instead. To my surprise the doctor ordered hospice care. What a gift that has been. There are people monitoring his medicines, cleaning his house and just generally taking care of him.

Ironically, the woman who showed up to access him had taken care of my step mom when she died. I have met so many kind and caring people. When I go home next week I will breathe a sigh of relief that he is so well cared for. I met a man who decided to create a business dedicated to caring for the elder after he had a near death experience. What a wonderful person and all he wants to do is help people live comfortable in their own homes.

I’ve felt like one angel after another has appeared this week. I had to laugh, when I was debating about when to go home I called the airlines about changing my ticket. To leave this weekend would cost $1600 but to go home next Tuesday there was no charge. It made making that decision very easy.

Each afternoon I have watched a tiny hummingbird feed on the bright red bush outside my dad’s window. What an incredible journey life is. I love watching the endless cycles, observing the sun’s journey through the sky, seeing the clouds dance by and to see people live and die.

Death can certainly enrich life and remind us to enjoy each and every moment or we can view it as a tragedy. I am enjoying the process of being with my dad and reminding myself it is his show and I am only an observer. I can try to control the process or just love him, listen to his wishes and try to help him make it so.

What a relief that is. Last year I tried to make him happy and in the process made myself miserable and him very angry. I get to do it very differently this time. I have the opportunity to surrender and ask myself, “What would love do?” I also have the chance to let go and listen a lot. Life is such an incredible gift.

Today I know that when it is ‘hard’ I am making it hard with my resistance to what is. I can accept what is and allow it to be easy whenever I am ready and willing. I am so grateful I don’t have to swim against the current anymore and I can allow myself to enjoy the process, whatever the process is at the moment.

Gratitude and surrender are two wonderful gateways to happiness and joy. I am glad I have embraced them and invited them into my life, just for today. Tomorrow I will invite them again, but by the time tomorrow gets here it is today so I only really have to take care of today.

With lots of love, gratitude, peace and joy,
Susan

I just posted my latest podcast and if I do say so myself
It is the best yet!!!!!

listen to Food for the Soul

check out my latest class
Unraveling the Mysteries: Mastering Life
http://susangregg.com/teachings.htm

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