If life is always preparing us in ways we may not even be aware of, how can we create an inner space of readiness and availability? How do we cultivate an inner experience that prepares us for the adventure and opportunity that life is sure to bring us?
We've all been through something challenging, hard, "bad", traumatizing, and painful. How we use these so-called negative experiences of life makes all the difference in the world. Most people use them one of two ways, to either close down to life or to open up to the adventure that is life. When we encounter seemingly negative life experiences, we have the choice to shift our perception in order to be able to see them as preparation for the next opportunity.
We've all been through something challenging, hard, "bad", traumatizing, and painful. How we use these so-called negative experiences of life makes all the difference in the world. Most people use them one of two ways, to either close down to life or to open up to the adventure that is life. When we encounter seemingly negative life experiences, we have the choice to shift our perception in order to be able to see them as preparation for the next opportunity.
Internationally beloved artist whose career spans over 5 decades, Marla was a staple in our homes as the witty, wisecracking maid Florence for 11 seasons on the CBS hit comedy, The Jeffersons, and as the loving matriarch Mary for 5 seasons on the NBC hit series, 227.
