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Happy New Year! I’m so glad you decided to take this powerful journey with me. One important thing we all learned during this past year was how important community and support are to our wellbeing.

Today is the beginning of a New Year and a New You! Right now is the most important moment of your life. Right now you are creating your future.

My spiritual teacher Omraam Mikhael Aivanhov taught me that the first 12 days of the year represent the entire year and sets the course of your year…both spiritually and physically. That is why I am offering you this special gift of 12 days of sacred inner work.

Set aside time each day to do these meditations (preferably in the morning) when you will not be disturbed. I like to light a candle before I start to shift my consciousness to creating sacred space, but that is up to you.

I recommend that you do a grounding technique each day so that you will feel clear, centered, strong and focused and more able to bring in and integrate the higher frequencies entering into the planet at this time. In today’s audio, I will lead you through one that I do daily.

Many cultures spend this time in prayer and contemplation. Today’s meditation will focus on appreciation and blessing what we have in our lives. As we plant these seeds of appreciation they grow and multiply.

Remember that we learn best when we are happy and open, so be prepared to up your joy quotient in the next 12 days.

CLICK HERE TO ACCESS TODAY’S MEDITATION

Are you ready for a big change this year? Join me for VISION 2024 on January 27 & 28 for an interactive transformational online weekend retreat.

 Powerful rituals to clear blocks and open up to possibilities.
 Spiritual teachings grounding you in higher frequencies and igniting your creativity.
 Interactive dance with Lavinia Errico (Founder of MOVEJOY and co-founder of Equinox) to boost your joy vibration.
 Astrological insights from celebrity Astrologer Rebecca Gordon to give you a roadmap for 2024.
 Sound healing with Glendy Yeung to enhance our connection to spirit.
Special guest Emil Wilbekin (Professor/Journalist) sharing his expertise in manifesting your dreams and building resiliency.
 Fun and advanced Vision Board exercise for the New Year to align your choices with your higher vision

Some of my clients like to invite friends and family to do the Vision Weekend together. This way you will be able to not only share with others online, but have an in person community nearby to play and share with. Each person must sign up individually to participate. If you host 3 or more people at your home, you come for free! Contact our office for details.

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Vanessa Valencia Aloha and Om from Amma’s Retreat.

What a blessing to meet you and to share with you my perspective on Love. I have attached the image of the cover of my children’s book “Mamma’s Planet Earth” and of myself.

Much Love and Light,

Vanessa Valencia

www.vanessavalenciahealings.com

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USING THE WISDOM OF THE ANCIENTS TO SUPPORT THE LIFE YOU WANT

Shamanic Feng Shui Retreat Workshop in Nicaragua:
February 13-19, 2017
Learn Shamanic Feng Shui at a beautiful location.

Find out more at: ShamanicFengShui.com »

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We checked into the beautiful Sawridge Inn & Conference Center.  As we entered the lobby we were amazed to see a three storey fireplace and a sky lit atrium. Our luxurious accommodations featured a king-size bedroom and a bathroom with a Jacuzzi.

Jasper is small but has something for everyone – from dining, shopping, exploring, hiking, or simply touring.  Restaurants were plentiful. At Papa George’s you could see the mountains while dining and enjoying a great meal. Our hotel restaurant, Walter’s Dining Room, had a wide selection of signature dishes and an extensive wine list.  Dinner was exceptional.

There were so many tours and only two days to explore Jasper National Park.  Our morning adventure was to be white-water rafting on the Athabasca River.  For two hours we passed through many small sets of rapids and some calm stretches.  Our National Park Guide gave us descriptions of the area’s natural environment as he rafter down the Athabasca River.  On every turn of the raft the cool water splashed us.  It was great.

This afternoon we hiked Jasper’s highest peak, Mount Edith Cavell – named to honor Edith Cavell, a heroic nurse of World War I.  We started our climb with our guide at the parking lot of Edith Cavell.  Our first mountain sighting was the Three Sisters Mountains – three similar looking peaks on the same ridge.  Continuing our climb we encountered the Angel Glacier – a glacier which has the form of an angel with 40-meter thick wings.  Ice was tumbling from the fact of the Angel Glacier.  We knew we were nearing the highest peak as we walked around the mountain and heard sharp cracks and rumbles.  Before us was the magnificent Mount Edith Cavell – a green iced glacier and aqua colored lake.  Snow capped mountains were reflecting on the lake.  This was a beautiful moment.  A small rock avalanche came crashing down the side of the mountain before we headed back to the parking lot.

The following morning we were on our way to the Jasper tramway, the only guided aerial tramway in the Canadian Rockies. An interpretive guide greeted us and pointed out interesting facts about the surrounding area.  As we headed up the mountain we could see surrounding lakes and mountains in the background.  The upper terminal had a hiking trial which led to the summit.  Walking on the upper level we spotted wildlife including a golden-mantled ground squirrel and the hoary marmot.  The marmot reacts to danger and communicates by releasing a piercing whistle noise.  Whistler Mountain got its name from this whistle sound.

Maligne Lake is the largest and deepest lake in Jasper National Park.  On our way to the Lake, a stop was made at Maligne Canyon.  A short walk along the Canyon to view the water falls and gorges was followed by a scenic drive up the valley to Medicine Lake.  At Maligne Lake we entered a glass-enclosed tour boat.  The captain gave us an informative narrative about the colorful history, glaciology, geology and wildlife of this valley.  Cruising to the midpoint, we disembarked at Spirit Island for a short walk to view the magnificent north end of Maligne Lake with its large range of mountains and glaciers.

For more information:  http://www.jasper.travel

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