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Wake Up, Life is a test!

The paradox of human life: multitasking to enjoy the calm, focus, letting go, and peace. The awakening process is about finding what awakens us to our truth. This can be a very chaotic as experiment and experience in many different ways of growing and finding us themselves. The hardest part is to tame the ego and the liberation of our identification of self as we are. The key part of this process is awakening to the realization that Life is not a rehearsal! It is something like, "shit or get off the pot!" This is a fun event as there will be plenty of free during this period of awakening. At this point you may wonder, where's the fun?

It is in the awakening to truth and our purpose to find the humor in the condition human. The experience of the illusions of our past conditioning and belief systems. For many of us wake up to the goddesses / gods that we are. That being the case, you might as well have fun while we are here and find everything we want to experience. It is during this exercise that starts to not take life so seriously. We begin to find that letting go and currently produces results with less effort, less time, more attention and more enjoyment. Does this mean that you can ease, have fun and laugh while they express their dreams and desires? Yes!

I remember how I communicate many of these activities, healthy holiday that are not producing the same fun activities, but his mentality and the perception that open the door to love and joy. So hold while we explore some of the ways we enjoy being in our happiness! First I'd recommend a book called "Vacations that can change your life: adventures, Retreats and Workshops for the mind, body and spirit "by Ellen Lederman. Hopefully it's not a new issue as I have is 1998. This is a good starting point. Other trips are vacations and cruises that are designed to spiritual issues and personal growth. I recommend the book "1,000 Places to See Before You Die" by Patricia Schultz, and the 30th anniversary special trip for Outside magazine "World's Largest Travel. Ever. Any travel plan can be a and spiritual growth. She pledged that makes all the difference!

Here are some other local community more ways to have fun while expanding their horizons. The experience of improvised dance and movement with live music every Friday night at 8 pm in the movement group in West Philadelphia, www.groupmotion.org. Subscribe to an excellent experience for personal growth workshop called essential experiences and be part of a diverse, active and fun community focused on the support and growth in the main line. The next workshop is August 2-5, 2007, www.eeorg.net. If you want to experience a spiritual sweatlodge (a ritual Native American) You can check out two places in the Delaware Valley, www.birdsongpeacechamber.com and www.malvernsweatlodge.com. Another pearl that many of you know is Center for Human Integration in Foxchase, Philadelphia, PA, www.chi4wellness.org, Greenshire Arts Consortium in Quakertown, PA, www.greenshirearts.org, and a new kid on the block's name changes in Voorhees, NJ, www.readytotransform.com. These are just a sampling of the many community organizations and activities in the Philadelphia area. For more information about what is available in the Philadelphia area can contact me at rusty@rustystewartphd.com.

If you want to venture outside the Philadelphia area, here's a little fun of other regional resources for spiritual and personal growth. I'm biased the Omega Institute for Holistic Studies in Rhinebeck, NY. I have taken 17 workshops over the past 11 years in the Omega and always leave satisfied, connected, and fresh. Even making new friends from the Philadelphia area, each time you visit Omega www.eomega.org. Other conferences wonderful, workshops and retreat centers are: Radiation of Wisdom the soul at the 28th Annual Conference of life Spectrum / Retreat at Pocono Manor, PA www.lifespectrums.org, two fantastic yoga retreat centers, the Institute Himalyan In Honesdale, PA, www.himalayaninstitute.org, and Kripalu in Stockbridge, MA, www.kripalu.org, four quarters: a sanctuary Interfaith Religion Earth in Artemis, PA, www.4qf.org, mountain Shalom in Livingston Manor, New York, www.shalommountain.com, Healing Tao Retreats in Dao Mountain Retreat Center in downtown Jerome in Walker Valley, New York, www.healingtaoretreats.com, the Option Institute in Sheffield, MA, www.option.org, Leven Institute of Movement Therapy in Lenox, MA, www.leveninstitute.com, intersections in Austin, TX, www.thecrossingaustin.com, The Living Tao Foundation, Urbana, IL, www.livingtao.org, Astara in Upland, CA, www.astara.org, The Four Winds Society in Park City, Utah, www.thefourwinds.com, a retreat center for gay men called Easton Mountain Retreat Center in Greenwich, New York, www.eastonmountain.com, Rowe Conference Center in Rowe, MA, www.rowecenter.org, and Dance New England Summer Camp in Poland Springs, ME, www.dne.org/camp/2007. Wow, what a list to choose from!

I encourage you to research these organizations and use their intuition to decide where to have fun in the process of spiritual growth. I can not speak from the experience of all sites previously listed. This is a compilation of some of the places we have on file. Feel free to find and follow your bliss! We also invite you to view events in the back of Yoga Living Magazine and online at my sales Expressing Community www.personalgrowthalternatives.com page. Other local communities the online resources are www.communityhealthguide.net events and www.holistichometown.com. Wherever you go remember to lighten and do not take life so Seriously, after all, you are all gods and goddesses incarnate know!

About the Author

Rusty Stewart is a Quantum Leap Life Coach using Law of Attraction and Manifestation Principles. He is also an Unwavering Conscious Heart relationship coach, incorporating Harville Hendrick’s Imago and David Deida’s relationship stages work. As a psychotherapist in private practice, he utilizes an integrated energy approach to healing including Heart Centered Hypnotherapy, breathwork, reiki, and shamanic journeying. He also specializes in alternatives to traditional addictions recovery and designs and facilitates workshops, groups, and healer certifications. Rusty has a Ph.D. in Psychoeducational Processes and Group Dynamics and is an adjunct professor at several universities as well.

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