Teachable Moments

[kmaherali]

Dear Karim,

I wanted to share something with you in case you need to fill your cup…

There’s a one-day online event (an Extravaganza!) coming up on March 21 (Navroz Day) that I’m really excited about. It’s called:

“The Awakening Revolution: Unlock the Life You’re Destined to Live”

Dr. Sue Morter is creating this event to empower people with the ideas from her new book, “The Anatomy of Awakening,” and she’s also bringing incredible speakers such as Marci Shimoff, Michael B. Beckwith, Anita Moorjani, Jeralyn Glass, and more.

When I heard about it, I knew that it would be one powerful day of learning, inspiration, and the kind of conversations that spark breakthroughs.

So if you feel you could use a space to pause, reflect, and get exposed to ideas that can support real change (emotionally, mentally, and spiritually), then I think you’re going to love it.

If you’re curious, you can check out the details here:

Join the Extravaganza! https://drsuemorter.com/taoa-extravagan ... 0073221d9a
All the best,

Fleet Maull, PhD

Heart Mind Institute Founder and CEO

[kmaherali]

What Are You Planting This Spring?

Dear Karim,

Spring is starting to show up in the U.S., and I’ve really been enjoying watching the birds come back to the feeder in my garden.

I’ve also been checking in on my pond in Idaho. Most of the ice is finally melting, and I’m looking forward to heading up there soon to see if my fish made it through the winter without losing too much weight.

As many of you know, Louise Hay often reminded us that our thoughts shape our reality, and spring is such a great time to plant some new ones.

Just like the earth begins to wake up and renew itself, we can do the same. Louise believed deeply in the power of affirmations to help us shift our thinking and reshape our lives.

Two affirmations that feel perfect for this time of year are: “I welcome new beginnings into my life” and “My life is continuously blossoming with opportunities.”

When you start focusing on thoughts like these, you begin to notice little changes in how you feel and in what starts to show up in your life.

Spring is also a great season for clearing things out—both around the house and in our own thinking. Letting go of old patterns or negative thoughts makes room for something new and more life-affirming. It’s like planting a garden: you choose what you want to grow, then give it the care and attention it needs.

Louise loved working in her garden, and spring was always a big time of transformation for her—not just in her garden, but in her life, too.

I hope you’ll take some time this spring to notice what areas of your life need a little care and attention, and think about what kind of growth you’d like to see in the months ahead.

Have a great week.

Wishing You the Best,
Reid Tracy
CEO, Hay House