Somewhere along the way, we may have learned that we should strive to be perfect.

For those who have a busy mind, do you ever feel like you could use a break from thinking?

Do you believe, "If I fix THIS about myself, I will be happier and at peace?"

This week, I'd like to chat about the good old mental checklist that many of you may know all too well. Let's call it MC for short.

Have you seen those cute little photos or videos online where two different animals have become best friends?

Allowing. It’s a word we often talk and read about on the path of self-discovery; a vital part of the awakening of our soul.

Two weeks ago, I participated in a 5-day retreat, and like every retreat, the real work comes when it’s over and I bring the teaching into my life. The Universe presents opportunities for me to practice, and there are always opportunities!

Doing is what we do.

So much so that we have become human doings rather than human beings.

Joseph Campbell coined the term The Hero’s Journey which examines the stages of the hero: set out on an adventure, face a crisis and win, then return victorious.

Last week I was, once again, reminded of the transformative power of having a tender and self-compassionate approach towards myself and my experience. It is everything.

I love surprises! Especially once-in-a-lifetime surprises, like the one I got to experience last week, when my sister Deb invited me to go see Elton John in Toronto for his final tour.

It’s only been a month since we last connected, but for me it feels longer, and I’m so grateful to be back. I missed you!

I love looking back and reminiscing about my summer holidays as a kid.

The last few weeks we’ve been exploring space and water. What can I say, it’s summertime and the beach is inspiring me in many different ways!

I’d like to ‘ride the wave’ of last week’s message about space.

Think back to when you were a child. Were you ever afraid that there was a scary monster under the bed or in your closet? I was.

I’d like to share something with you I started doing years ago. I do it every day, it’s simple and it has brought real meaning to my life.

I recently hosted a weekend retreat for women just outside of London. It was the first time I have facilitated anything in person for two and a half years, and it was the first time the women participating had been in person like this, too.

I am in awe of the mystery of true nature and my soul’s evolution. The journey is never-ending, and there is a continual unfoldment of truth that happens and - it is beyond my control.

The simple things in life bring me so much pleasure; including my weekly walk and talks with my dear friend, Chris.