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A New Year, A New Me

My life has changed a great deal in the last year. Among the things I’ve realized is that I need to change my blogging schedule. Writing another Mex is calling to me. So for this blog, I’ll be posting on Tuesdays and Fridays in 2012.

 

This post is from Queen Mama Donna Henes’ Beliefnet blog, The Queen of My Self.

 

Meditation for the Fully Realized Woman

posted by Donna Henes | 10:00am Friday December 30, 2011

 

Blessings, one and all, for a New Year filled with promise. May you continue along your path to Self-sovereignty with purpose, passion, and power. With Queenly aplomb.

May you live as a Fully Realized Woman.

With blessings of new beginnings,

xxQueen Mama Donna

 

Meditation for the Fully Realized Woman

By Karen Andes, CA

 

I am a BEAUTIFUL WOMAN,

with a beauty that doesn’t wash off.

I earned it, unearthed it,

rescued it like a jewel in the dust,

picked it up and made it shine.

 

For years, I did not see it,

though I sensed it was there.

Now it dazzles and thrives.

I am healthy, capable, independent,

strong yet still so fragile, floored by a sigh.

My body is that of a creator

— angles meeting curves, hardness drifting into soft.

 

I am mother, daughter, sister, lover to myself.

Embraceable and brave, I extend my heart.

My body is home, my home a shrine to life,

comfortable, warm and rich with treasures.

Mine is the scent of hit spices caught in a breeze,

mine the laughter that wings through the door.

 

I share myself only with those who honor me as I am

and protect myself, my house, and my time from invaders.

I search for my center in the midst of chaos,

practice peace as wild dogs clamor in my mind.

I use power for the greater good,

release rage in neutral settings,

with no one innocent in the line of fire.

 

I am learning how to persist and when to let go,

am willing to feel all emotion stop their depths and exaltations,

to wake up in every nerve

and no longer am afraid of my life.

Both my beauty and strength

transcend age, time, and perhaps even this lifetime.

 

Each day I am new, yet more at home in myself.

Moment by moment, I create my world

Read more: http://blog.beliefnet.com/thequeenofmyself/2011/12/936.html#ixzz1i7EJKSAH

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