When you take actions to help you experience a state of oneness, you open to the possibility of finding the place that Rumi described, where everything is music. 

Do you ever have moments of insight or clarity that arise from a quiet voice within? This type of guidance generally surfaces of its own accord, without your needing to actively think long and hard about a particular matter to gain it.

On any given day, how much time do you spend focused on what is happening in the present moment, versus contemplating the past or the future? It’s an important question because while it is easy to have your thoughts drift to matters that don’t relate to what is going on here and now, the real power in your life is in the now moment.

“Be in the world but not of it.” This often quoted saying offers a profound insight on how to live in accordance with your true nature. While some may believe that we are just a mind in a body, living out a finite existence, the truth is that we are so much more than that. 

For many, the experience of prosperity is considered a key measure of a successful life. Prosperity goes beyond the experience of abundance, taking it to the next level. Prosperity is about thriving and living your life to the fullest – including how you give back to others.

We all want good things and positive experiences in our lives. Living in abundance is about having everything we need, and then some. Yet sometimes we can get in our own way when it comes to ushering in this abundance.

These are challenging times. Every day our news and social media channels highlight the disruptions and turmoil unfolding around the world. So what can we do when faced with unsettling circumstances and events – especially those that adversely affect us on a personal level, or simply break our hearts?

So how can we best prepare for the year ahead? What can help us maintain our experience of Joy and Peace, even when things get rocky? The key is to be mindful of where you put your focus because that affects where you are directing your energy.

Guidance tells us many of these changes will ultimately prove transformative. Still, the breadth and magnitude of what is unfolding may leave us feeling fearful about the future or anxious about how these changes might affect us personally.

Through the process of exploration and excavation, we come to discover that we are not who we thought we were – indeed, we are much more. This realization can, and does, awaken deeper states of Joy.

We all have times when the challenges we face seem like too much. Or when the problems we see in the world appear insurmountable. 

When we hold on to and continuously revisit past hurts, we remain energetically corded to these experiences and maintain energetic fragments in our field that arose during those situations. 

It has been said that the greatest cause of human suffering is the belief that things should be different than what they are.

Sometimes life can feel overwhelming. That’s not surprising, given the many people and priorities competing for our time and attention.

While we appear to be living in a solid, physical body, the truth is that we are energetic in nature, connected to a vast unified field of energy.

As the founder of Boundless Joy, I work with angelic and Divine energies to assist people on their path of awakening their own inner Joy. My work as a conduit of these energies unfolds in two ways.

I recently went on a trip with my sister, just to get away from it all for a few days and enjoy a change of scenery. While travelling, I spent some time contemplating the elements that contribute to effective self-care.

Divine energies are all around us. Their frequencies and wave forms represent an integral part of the fabric of the cosmos. We can connect with these energies when we need assistance in different aspects of our lives.

Sometimes life can be a noisy, turbulent thing. There is so much happening in our lives and in the world that can fuel our stress and anxiety. This discord can also rob us of our sleep and undermine our sense of well-being.

Given the many and varied challenges we face in our lives, it may seem like true Joy is elusive. The truth, though, is that Joy – which I call Boundless Joy – is always accessible. And you can take steps to have it be more fully present in your experience of life.