Other people's thinking and therefore their behaviour can look like a cause of stress. It can look like our sanity is being impacted upon by other people. But when we start to see that other people are doing the best they can with the thinking which look true to them that changes. 

There is acceptance.

There is less suffering.

There is more peace.

And the end result is less stress in our relationships and more love. Join me as I explore this topic from a new perspective.

When listening happens with presence, something amazing happens. A deep connection. A release of stress. A sharing of love. But it's not as hard as it might seem. Join me as I explore this topic from a new perspective.

There's a voice inside your head. It tells you lies. It guides you away from what is truly good for you. Once you are aware it is there, it starts to lose its power. And once it does, self-care makes so much more sense. Join me as I explore this topic from a new perspective.

We are told again and again to be ourselves. But who is this self they speak of. Is that who we truly are? How do we know? Join me as I explore this topic from a new perspective.

It can sometimes feel like there is a lot of change. It seems like that can induce stress. But change is part of life. We don't feel the change, we feel our resistance to it. Join me as I explore this topic from a new perspective.

Drinking wine and meditation to feel better come from the same misunderstanding. I hope that got you to sit up and listen. I know one is better for the physical body than the other but bear with me hear. Both mediation and drinking wine are done to feel better. But the misunderstanding on which both are done is that feelings come from the outside world. Join me as I explore this topic from a new perspective.

Sometimes letting go is hard. It can seem that our gut is guiding us one way but the urge to carry on keeps guiding us to hang on. A time of awareness and noticing. Which thought brings the nicer feeling - you are being guided.

Join me as I explore this topic from a new perspective.

It seems there are rules about self-care. That there are certain things you have to do to be well. But when we should ourselves, we can experience guilt. Not really conducive to wellbeing I think. Join me as I explore this topic from a new perspective.

Boundaries, rules and self-expectations! This seems to be the way to engage with self-care. But what if it was simpler than that. What if self-care was all about connecting to ourselves in the present moment. Join me as I explore this topic from a new perspective.

There's a stressful feeling in the body when we feel impatient. It's an itchy, jittery feeling for me. It comes up whilst queuing or waiting for anything. But what is available underneath that feeling? What happens when the impatient feeling falls away? Join me as I explore this topic from a new perspective.