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What You Have Been Missing- Joie Jacobsen’s 100 Days of Prosperity and Abundance

Here is another message from my Inbox to share with you.
Sending you all love, light, laughter  and blessings,
Meryl
PS. Tune in Next week for more from Marc David and Glorious pictures of Central Park in Full Spring Bloom.. ( Wisteria and Lilacs are here!)
Membership in the 100 Days is up 15% since Day 1.

For just a dollar a day…

100 DAYS OF PROSPERITY AND ABUNDANCE PROJECT

I’ve had a number of inquiries about whether it’s too late to join the series, so I thought I’d let everyone on my list know that

ITS NOT TOO LATE TO JOIN.

The group that has gathered for this 100 Days is serious about change and we’re going DEEP. Already in the first 14 days we’ve cleared issues of not feeling safe, issues around letting go, disaster thinking and other negative habits of thought. We’ve worked on forgiveness and releasing shame throughout our entire energy systems. We’ve cleared old outmoded beliefs and created new positive coherent beliefs to take their place.
If this sounds like work you’d like to receive I strongly urge you to
join our group now.
For more information or to join follow the link below:
http://www.joiejacobsen.com/Site/100_Days_of_Prosperity_and_Abundance.html

In the 100 DAYS OF PROSPERITY AND ABUNDANCE PROJECT a session is done each day on behalf of the group. This is called a proxy session and is much like receiving a distance healing. Becoming a member of a proxy group is a convenient, accessible and affordable way to experience the benefits of receiving daily transformational healing sessions. The more sessions we receive the more we spiral up towards our highest potential. The brilliance and convenience of participating in a proxy group is that you get to go about your daily activities while your intentions and the power of the group work for you.

Thank you for reading about the 100 DAYS OF PROSPERITY AND ABUNDANCE PROJECT. If you know of anyone else who might be interested in joining the group, please pass this email on to them with my gratitude and appreciation.

 
Blessings.
 
Joie Jacobsen

Holistic Practitioner

Resonance Repatterning®, VortexHealing® Divine Energy Healing,
SOURCE Integrative Heart Awareness,

YOUR Story: Allegory Healing Meditation, and Tarot

One More Interesting Item

Awhile back I posted one of Patricia Cota-Robles’s  find. It was a stunningly beautiful film by Lee Harris, of Lee Harris energy.

Joie Jacobsen reminded me to read his blog for March. I found all of his entries for each month that he has done it to be very interesting.

I personally don’t much care if I hear about what’s energetically going on in March, or any month for that matter, in the beginning, middle or end of the month. So here is the link for you to find out what he’s got to say to you.

One of the messages that really called out to me was about March being a month to really support and nurture my body. Check this out if you’d like and see what calls to you.

leeharrisenergy.blogspot.com/

Music and the Joy of Play

Last week was yet another sensational week of nurturing myself with outstanding musical performances.

When I reflected upon what made these  performance so special to me I realized something very simple that often seems to be ignored by music critics and especially by those interested in classical orchestral or chamber music.

The essence of music is play. It is about the play and interplay of instruments and  artists that is part  of the non-verbal communications and conversations.

Play implies fun, creativity, freedom of expression, spontaneity, joy and pleasure.

The abundance of this quality is what distinguished both of my experiences last week. You can tell a musician is having fun because they smile when they play their instrument and look at the other players.

The first event was a jazz set that took place at The Jazz Standard, www.jazzstandard.com. I had never heard master tenor saxophonist Houston Person or pianist John Di Martino or the bass player Ray Drummond play before. The fourth of the quartet was my favorite drummer Lewis Nash.

The outstanding expertise of each musician was intensified by the musical banter between them all. They didn’t just converse -they played and the joy and fun that they expressed felt like a really great party and celebration was happening.

There  was a riot of fun and afterwards when I spoke to Drummond and Nash each pointed to other saying that the other was the “instigator”.

Later that weekend I attended an all piano concert given by The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center at Alice Tulley Hall. www.chambermusicsociety.org.  Here is the music they played and the artists are pictured below.

Meet the Artists

Wu Han

Wu Han

Each pair of artists were clearly delighted by their collaboration with each other. It didn’t matter whether they played on two pianos or one, and no combination of partners was unbalanced with the performances of other pairings.

As each piece was completed the artists hugged each other, were laughing and left the stage engaged in conversation with the other.

The fun they each had was contagious to all present.

At the completion of both the jazz set and the chamber music concert a rare event happened.

It is highly unusual in recent times for performers to give encores.

At the jazz venue, another full piece was performed , to the surprise and joy of the the audience and the  four pianists sat together at one piano and played an eight handed piece.

What fun!!!!! Lucky, lucky me!