Monthly Archive for January, 2010

Last year I spent a big portion of the year creating my Spiritual Grid Manifestation DVD. This is my first physical product and I had no idea what it was going to be like to create! When Dr. Joe Vitale heard about my technology he told me that the best way for me to get it out there was to hold a workshop and videotape it and create my DVD.

Well it was not so easy! Joe has created many physical products and has written at least 30 books. He has quite the experience and the team in place to help with all the details.

When I think back to the months it took to have the right people on my team and have good video to edit I am reminded of all the stress that I experienced to create my product. Sometime I even forgot to use my own technology…especially when I was in the trenches!

What was missing for me is being connected to the energetic universe on a consistent basis. I knew what I wanted and was in the process of creating it. I had used my technology over the years to create abundance for myself and then I forgot to stay connected.

What is up with that?!

For years I have had all these “practices” running through my mind and this past year I became clear about how these could really help you stay so connected that every one of your actions are fueled by the energetic universe to create the money you want and the peace and time to enjoy it!

The first one is called “The Path and The Stone.” If you are curious at all about connecting to the universe then see what the stone has to say to you. When you are connecting to the stone you are opening yourself up to the universe and to who you really are.

Listen to or download it here:

http://wgyoung.audioacrobat.com/download/073047a2-9bd5-ce58-c65a-08fbbbb5c977.mp3

Let me know how you like it and most of all how it helps you!

iloveU!

Wendy

PS. If you like it there is a complete series that started today, January 18, 2010. Each call lasts 10 minutes and there are a total of 16 calls from Mon – Thurs. Check it out here:

http://wendygyoung.com/gridconnection/

Several weeks ago I was sitting at my favorite hangout, Whole Foods Market  in Houston and one of the employees saw my purse sitting on the floor and sat down beside me to tell me it is bad luck to have your purse on the floor!

As soon as he told me I remembered my Feng Shui consultant, Katherine Ashby had mentioned this to me years before so I asked her if she would write an article about it that I could post on my blog.

Here it is…btw, if you do not carry a purse feel free to share this with someone who does

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Feng Shui: “A Purse on the Floor is Money Out the Door”

by Katherine Ashby, Professional Feng Shui Consultant, Feng Shui Houston © 12/17/2009

It’s bad Feng Shui to put your purse on the floor, especially now, during holiday shopping time when thieves are working overtime. But besides that, there’s an old Chinese proverb that states “a purse on the floor is money out the door.” Your money, checkbook and credit cards are usually in your purse and putting them on the floor shows disrespect for the order of things and disregard for your wealth and money. You wouldn’t think of putting your bag of gold on the floor, would you?

I think the problem is that purses have gotten so big-we even call them “bags” now, as in, may I get your bags, said by the bell boy. They are practically as big as an overnight suitcase. When purses were small, we could sit them on the table at restaurants and they looked really cute. Or, we could place them on our laps while we ate. But now that purses are so large, it’s a bit of a problem and a practical issue. They’re so heavy we don’t want to hang them from our shoulders all the time, but we also don’t want to rudely put our giant personal belongings on someone’s desk or on the counter when checking out at a retail store, so we usually end up setting the purse on the floor at our feet.

So, purse etiquette; what to do? You can always hang your purse on the back of your chair in a restaurant, but only if your back is to the wall; otherwise, it might get stolen. Or, you can use a near-by chair if one is available, but you still have to keep your eye on it. A better solution is to use a purse hook that slips on the edge of the table and has a hook on the other end for your purse to hang by its strap. You can find purse hooks online.

Besides, the floor is really filthy, especially in restaurants, restrooms, movie theaters, and other public places. When you put your purse on the floor and then on your desk, bed, kitchen counter or table, you are transferring all that filth-yucky and very hazardous to your health! You can clean leather purses with leather cleaner and fabric purses with fabric cleaner.

And, by the way, if your purse or wallet is worn out or stuffed with last month’s litter, you are sloppy with your money. Sorry to point that out, but you are probably unconsciously wasting money, don’t know how much money you have, or you’re behind in your bills. It pays to be highly conscious of all aspects of your money including your purse or wallet. Try cleaning out your purse or wallet and updating old information, pictures, credit cards, etc. Hide a $50 or $100 dollar bill somewhere in your purse so you will never be broke.

Here’s to your money, your wealth and good Feng Shui in 2010! For more information and a free 15-minute telephone consultation, go to my website www.FengShuiHouston.com or contact me at (713) 688-0980 or ka@fengshuihouston.com.

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Did you like the article? If so let me know and if you require Feng Shui services I highly recommend Katherine!

iLoveU !

Wendy