21 Day Purge 1
21 day clean, purge, balance
3 April 2020 Day 8 (Purge 1) – Letting Go: Make Space for Change
Welcome to Day 8(Purge 1), – Letting Go – Free Your Energy, clear your clutter and set yourself free.
A virus asks us to clean, which we did all last week, and then purge which is our focus this week. When we clean out the old we make room for the new; we follow natures plan of renewal – purge the old and grow (build) the new. We let go of what is no longer needed and create space for the new; in the process resistance is reduced or disappears and our effectiveness can rise dramatically. So let’s get started on Letting Go and create a wonderful launching pad for our next phase.
As a first step use this checklist to clean and purge your life (doing what feels most useful):
Effectiveness Checklist
* Clean home from top to bottom
* Get car cleaned and keep it clean
* Throw out or give away what you don’t use or wear
* Get up to date on all communications and correspondence
* Get rid of or fix anything that doesn’t work
* Return what has been borrowed or resolve it
* Get back what has been borrowed or resolve it
* Get Office clean
* Get up to date on all creditors
* Keep tax information up to date
* Balance checkbook and keep it balanced
* Get health in shape and keep it that way
* Organize all personal records and files
* Get wardrobe in shape and keep it that way
Then ask yourself these questions and then either follow through, delegate, or let go of them as a goal to create more flow in the major areas of your life (Spiritual, Mental, Vocational, Financial, Familial, Social and Physical): Click on the link below to read the whole article at the website.
Take Away (Purge 1): Clear the clutter for more effectiveness, let go of the resistance.
Enjoy your Purge,
Dr. Zaida Rivene, D.C.
www.drzaidarivine.co.za
083 290 1283
and Jim Montrose, Ayurvedic counselor
www.drzaidarivene.co.za/jimmontrose
071 959 0786
P.S. Check out the website (www.drzaidarivene. co.za) for other articles and resources on practices, words, inspired living, health, chakra meditation, Ayurveda and other topics.
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