Whenever I think of being GREEN, I think about cold hard cash money.  With a return to live a cleaner, richer, and fuller life, I immediately think of wealth, prosperity, and yes, $.  Perhaps, you do not see the connection. Let me help you.  One of the simplest ways to save ourselves and to save our planet is to watch where we spend our money.  Our money is the most reliable indicator of what we truly value the most and it does not lie.

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En route to Kenya, Africa about a year and a half ago during layover time in London’s Heathrow Airport, I picked up a cup of java from Starbucks. Because of the currency difference–including the fact that the U.S. dollar was weaker than the Euro–my cup of coffee cost me almost $3.00.

I didn’t feel great about spending $3.00 for a plain cup of coffee. It wasn’t even a latte.

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When intuition and love are commingled, when we take time to find our spiritual source, we are finally meeting ourselves and ministering to our hearts.  What was latent within us comes alive.  The depth of our spirit is limitless. We must trust where it leads us, to the center of our being, holding fast through darkness and light…..There is no end… ~ Dr. Judith Orloff, Second Sight

I AM so excited that I can hardly contain myself! On April 14, 2010 @ 8:00 p.m. EST/5:00 p.m. PST Dr. Judith Orloff has agreed to be a guest for our very first Infinite Field Book Club event! This is also our inaugural launch for Infinite Field TV! Yes, it’s very exciting!

The energy and vibration is elevated to such a magnificent altitude that I’m actually flying! My feet haven’t touched the ground since my people talked to her people! You know, Spirit talking to Spirit! It was an AMAZING conversation!

Many of you might know Dr. Orloff from her books Emotional Freedom and Second Sight! Both of these spiritually conscious books teach us to be free from our emotions and use our innate abilities to guide us and lead us along our diving path.

What is Second Sight?

Second sight is a form of extra-sensory perception where a person perceives information, in the form of vision or perception, about future events before they happen. It is an intuitive wisdom that comes from the infinite field and is open to each of us all to receive.

How do I order Second Sight?:

Click the link to order YOUR copy of Second Sight:

http://theinfinitefieldmagazine.com/the-infinite-field-bookstore/

YES!!! I’d LOVE to come to the FREE event!!!  How do I register for the event?

Click here to register for the event:

http://theinfinitefieldmagazine.com/infinite-field-book-club/judith-orloff-m-d/

Daily Affirmation for Second Sight:

I open my mind to receive messages from the infinite field…..I release my perception, experiences, and life to receive information called second sight.

Daily Affirmation for this event:

Through the teachings of Dr. Orloff, we harness the power of Second Sight to illuminate the Spirit that is within and to change our world.

Namaste

I have to take the garbage out everyday because we use way too much stuff. When you recycle you help the environment by eliminating trash that can be reused. Like instead of every week having to go out and empty the garbage you can do it every other week. Here are some things my family can do to not make me have to take the garbage out every day.

1. don’t make so much trash
2. recycle
3. stop making so much trash and lastly DID I MENTION STOP MAKING SO MUCH TRASH.

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My mother saved everything- toilet paper rolls, margarine containers, rubber bands.  An empty peanut butter jar was a treasure chest waiting to be filled. Bounty such as marbles, coins and toy horses would come to rest where jam once resided.  These were treasures her grandchildren loved. Nothing made her happier than watching any of her ten grand babies play at her feet with toys made from household objects.  I remember my wee ones staring in amazement at sequin filled water in an old two liter Coke bottle.
Mother was raised on a farm and adhered to the old adage, “Waste not, want not.” Thriftiness and repurposing was a skill passed with pride from one generation to the next when my mother was a child.  The disposable society of today was clearly not the norm.

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