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So many of us struggle with finding our life purpose. Here's a simple formula to help identify what it is that is your life purpose. We can have many purposes in this incarnation. Take someone who enjoys cooking for example. They prepare meals and nourishment for themselves, their family and friends, they're good at it, passionate about it, and genuinely interested in it, this is part of their life purpose. The things that interest you, or excite you are not random or something to downplay or brush aside. They are part of your purpose—your highest calling. Some people's life purpose is their work, but it does not necessarily have to be that way, of course. Are you living in alignment with your life purpose?

Came home to the sweetest surprise yesterday. I AM blessed! 😭🥰 #abundance

I believe it is of utmost importance to be mindful of who you invite into your birthing space to allow yourself to go within and do what needs to be done to have your baby. Birth is a messy, sacred, joyful, primal, intense (and so much more) process. As a doula, one thing I always do my best to eradicate in the birthing space is fear. Fear is a natural emotion/feeling, especially when you're experiencing such intense physical sensations, combined with the anticipation of meeting your baby while considering you + your baby's health and wellbeing throughout the process. But when the birther leans into trust, and is surrounded and supported by people who also trust, and know they CAN do it, who hold a firm belief that what they're doing is simply a normal physiological event, they feed off of that, rather than the fear and doubt of not being able to do it, or the uncertainty of "what could go wrong". There are few beings more intuitive than a woman in labour. They can feel and sense everything in the environment, they'll smell fear and doubt from a mile away! A birther's energy field is the most expanded it will ever be in their entire life during the birthing time. I love this excerpt from Bountiful, Beautiful, Blissful by Gurmukh on a page I opened to at my friend's house the other day... . "It doesn't take a village to have a baby. Now, raising a child might be another matter, but for your birth, surround yourself with those people who won't feed into fear or transfer it to you. Protect yourself and your child from needless tension during this time by not inviting everyone to the party. . At the point when you are tired and aching and you doubt your own might, when you are so near to losing your truth and your confidence, you have to look to the faces of people who can and will hold your truth and your confidence for you. I once was at a birth where all the mother's relatives showed up—her mother, sisters, brothers, aunts, and a few cousins. That can work, but in this case they came as spectators, and the laboring mother fell into the role of hostess, trying to make sure everyone was comfortable and had food and drinks. (Cont’d in comments)

Celebrating FIVE years of marriage with the love of my life today. What will the next five bring @phillscreeton?! ✨ #summersolstice

Morning light 〰️via @sistersvillage

Have you ever seen a toddler play with a toy? 😆😂

Perception is 🔑 . Wayne Dyer quotes on repeat fo life!

Moon child 🌝

Happy Father’s Day to you, @phillscreeton! Thank you for being the most incredible, nurturing, positive example for River. I am so grateful to do life with you and witness you in this role. It is a beautiful thing to watch and is also so healing and inspiring for me personally, and for so many others. Thank you for all that you are and do for our family. PS you are such a babe 🔥🔥

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