Wholistic Woman
Embracing a whole life approach to wellness
GUEST POST Important Step: Know The Difference Between Needs & Wants, Scholar Says Most people throughout the world and in the United States consider themselves to be spiritual. But how many of us are able to incorporate our spiritual principles into a healthier, happier and more loving life? That’s the rhetorical question posed by Frank …
What a crazy year it’s been! I never would have believed you if you had told me that I would lose 50 pounds in 2014. I also did not think I would still be blogging. My first post in 2014 was actually a farewell as The Local Cook. However, four months later, I relaunched as …
I came to discover The Divine Hours, Volume II: Prayers for Autumn and Wintertime (Divine Hours) (v. 2) through another book, actually: The Book of Not So Common Prayer: A New Way to Pray, A New Way to Live. The book was only so-so, but it did recommend a lot of great resources including The …
It is one thing to be creative in the artistic sense, a craftsman with paintbrush or violin or hammer; it is something else to make your life art, a thing of beauty. ~ Jean Fleming, in Pursue the Intentional Life: “Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom.” (Psalm …
When I travel overseas, I do my best to stay unplugged. That means I don’t sign up for the international plan on my cell phone, and try not to spend most of my time trying to find Wi-Fi. I do my best to get into a “listening” frame of mind, and to be fully present. …
