by Angela Legh | Nov 29, 2020 | Allowing, Being, Perspective, The Magic Within
One of the of the side effects of embracing change, in addition to following the nudging of my soul, is that I have embarked on my second international move in twelve months. Shipping your household goods across the ocean is an endeavor that most do not undertake in a...
by Angela Legh | Nov 15, 2020 | Allowing, Being, Perspective, The Magic Within
I may have been born with adaptability as a strength that I could tap into whenever needed. When I was young, change happened and I had to adapt. I have a sneaking suspicion that my ability to adapt was built from the events of my childhood. A fire burned down my...
by Angela Legh | Oct 22, 2020 | Allowing, Being, Forgiveness, Gratitude, Perspective, Self care
For those children of the 1970s and 1980s (myself included), we have heard many times, “Be here now!” the EST founder Werner Erhard’s calling card. I used to scoff a little at that phrase, I mean, how can we be anywhere else than where we were? What...
by Angela Legh | Oct 15, 2020 | Allowing, Being, Perspective, Playfulness, The Magic Within
One of the magical things we can do to make our days better is to add a sense of playfulness into our approach to the world. Things don’t have to be great to see the world in a playful way. In fact, when things go haywire, a playful attitude can ease...
by Angela Legh | Aug 19, 2020 | Allowing, Being, Gratitude, Perspective, The Magic Within
There is magic all around us. In the busyness of our lives, we forget to notice it. Magic is readily available to us; if we access our childlike wonder when seeing things in the world. In order to feel the magic, we just need to stop and notice, and with wonder let...
by Angela Legh | Aug 15, 2020 | Allowing, Being, Playfulness, The Magic Within
Free play, the unstructured play of children, unlocks within the ability to co-create a new reality through interactive creations with the environment. To play doesn’t just mean to create a fantasy world, like we did as children, where we could play and swim and...
