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Life is such a trip! Life is such a trip! Such a journey of lessons and surprises. A few months ago, I was telling you about something new that I was working on and hoping to introduce at the Body, Mind, Spirit Expo. Well, "that" something new is still in the works and making progress. But, to my surprise, "Choices" - our new wellness product guide - was created magically, effortlessly, as if it were planned before that day.  It
started with a conversation at an Aquarius luncheon. We were
discussing health issues, weight problems, the stifling F.D.A.
and uncontrollable bacteria viruses. Just a normal gathering
of friends (my co-workers) eating and talking about stuff.
All
of a sudden, and as if God, Goddess, and other spiritual forces
had joined us, "Poof!" we were on our way to creating our
next publication!
Kathryn
Sargent, our trusted editor, was saying how much important
information she receives daily on various illnesses and the
testimonials from folks sharing their personal experiences
about the "choices" they've made using certain products and
treatments.
Dorothy
Pfaff, our incredibly talented designer, searched her personal
files for her illustration of the beautiful echinacea plant
for the front cover art of "Choices". She visualized the birth
and finished product and went to work.
Within
hours, we had the Mission Statement, design, editorial content
and web site www.choiceswellnessguide.com
all in process.
I
love good surprises and I trust the flow of events that come
into our lives.
Being
focused and having a plan is good but taking a detour or letting
in the unexpected means you're allowing the universal plan
to work with you and for you.
I'm
so very proud to be associated with the crew at Aquarius,
our intent is always clear and all good. Caring about you
(our readers) and our advertisers is the reason we continue
to create more. We hope you will enjoy "Choices".
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