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Breaking free of limitations

Date: May 25, 2016 • By • Comments 2

limitations

 

As you know, my passion is balanced living and how to free ourselves from self-imposed limitations.

One of my favorite authors, Guy Finley, shares the same mission, and I have arranged for you to receive a free gift from him!

Do you ever feel like something is holding you back from saying what you want, doing what you want — from just being yourself?

Are you tired of feeling as though your highest aspirations have been tucked away into a little box, when you know that your heart and mind are meant to soar?

If so, then you’re right where you need to be to break free of everything that’s holding you back!

http://www.guyfinley.org/ref/12401/110.html

The truth is, if you knew who you really were, life would be much, much easier…

Molly Larkin
Molly Larkin is the co-author of the international best-seller “The Wind Is My Mother; The Life and Teachings of a Native American Shaman.” She is passionate about helping people live life to their fullest potential through her classes and blog at www.MollyLarkin.com
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Why we should approach sleep as ceremony

Date: May 11, 2016 • By • Comments 8

sleep as ceremonyThere’s a lot of talk about sleep in the news lately:

  • why we need it,
  • how to get it,
  • how much do we need?
  • to nap or not to nap?

The advice even fills books, but there’s one important point I think has been overlooked:

We should be approaching sleep with the same respect and solemnity as we do ceremony!

Molly Larkin
Molly Larkin is the co-author of the international best-seller “The Wind Is My Mother; The Life and Teachings of a Native American Shaman.” She is passionate about helping people live life to their fullest potential through her classes and blog at www.MollyLarkin.com
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How to survive the loss of a loved one

Date: March 30, 2016 • By • Comments 22

survive loss of a loved oneLast month, one of my dearest friends died unexpectedly of a brain aneurism. Dealing with her death has been a roller coaster of emotions and a powerful lesson in how to survive the loss of a loved one.

I felt it would be worth sharing.

First, shock

I got a phone call on a Thursday afternoon that my friend Emmy had collapsed and was taken by ambulance to the nearest hospital.

When I got the call, I drove immediately to the hospital, expecting to find Emmy sitting up in bed and that we would laugh at the false alarm surrounding her health.

What I found was something entirely different.

A team of doctors and nurses were surrounding her bed in the ER and I was asked to wait outside. Soon a nurse came out and explained that her family had been contacted and she was in serious condition; she also asked if I knew whether Emmy had a DNR [“do not resuscitate”] order.

“DNR?” I thought. “Why are they asking about a DNR? She’s going to be fine.” Denial, shock and disbelief will do that to you.

Molly Larkin
Molly Larkin is the co-author of the international best-seller “The Wind Is My Mother; The Life and Teachings of a Native American Shaman.” She is passionate about helping people live life to their fullest potential through her classes and blog at www.MollyLarkin.com
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What is the difference between a healing and a cure?

Date: March 16, 2016 • By • Comments 4

healing and cureDid you know there’s a difference between a healing and a cure? And that understanding that can make a big difference in your health?

I address this and several other topics on health and spirituality in my 30-minute March 10 radio interview on the Hidden Wisdom radio show, hosted by Pandora Peoples.

Listen in and learn about:

  • how I began my spiritual journey
  • my apprenticeship to Muskogee Creek medicine man Bear Heart
  • breath work for health
  • Native American ceremony
  • how to release trauma

Here’s the link to the podcast: HIDDEN WISDOM WITH MOLLY LARKIN

Molly Larkin
Molly Larkin is the co-author of the international best-seller “The Wind Is My Mother; The Life and Teachings of a Native American Shaman.” She is passionate about helping people live life to their fullest potential through her classes and blog at www.MollyLarkin.com
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The magic of a home altar

Date: February 17, 2016 • By • Comments 12

Would you like to jump-start your meditation practice? Or have an instant dose of serenity? A home altar might be just the thing to help you.

Many people may think of altars as something only found in a church, but they don’t have to be limited to that.

The right “place” can make all the difference to what you want to do.  How well could you work without an office? Or cook without a kitchen?

By the same token, we will benefit greatly from a designated place for our spiritual practice.

What is an altar?

Altars are built to hold focused energy, and help you to feel calm and centered when you approach them. It represents your intention to create more serenity, peace and love in your space and your life.

Molly Larkin
Molly Larkin is the co-author of the international best-seller “The Wind Is My Mother; The Life and Teachings of a Native American Shaman.” She is passionate about helping people live life to their fullest potential through her classes and blog at www.MollyLarkin.com
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