In a Word celebrates creativity, offers words to contemplate for the week, and journal prompts to expand your mind and life. Join me, writer and creativity guide Cindy Yantis, also on Substack at: https://abundantcreation.substack.com/
Save the date! An invitation for your heart and soul
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Hi Reader, May this simple and kind invitation find its way to your heart. With the world's instability and continued chaos surrounding us daily, it’s more vital than ever to focus on our spirit and to nourish our life force. This is a calling and invitation for spiritually minded people to surrender deeper to who we are at a divine level. To uncover hidden beliefs that can be transmuted and empowered, and be grounded on a renewed foundation to co-create from a place of true acceptance of who we are. If you agree, this is for you! This is why I—a creative guide and journaling pro—am getting together with my kind and centered friend Maria Mahboubi—a gifted somatic and energy healer—to hold a deeply guided virtual retreat and respite:
"Divine Life: 5 Keys to Living & Loving Yours"Save the Dates: May 3rd & May 4thWhere: Our Zen Zoom Room —Join from anywhere Time: 8:30 AM PT / 10:30 AM CT / 11:30 AM ET on Saturday and Sunday (2 hours/day) You’ll get deeper than the basics. You’ll get to the truth of who you’re meant to be, beyond what you already know. Inside this retreat, you’ll receive:
As you integrate the teachings you’ll be more aligned and connected with your divine worthiness to live your best life. If you’ve been overwhelmed and undernourished in your spirit and are ready to consistently uplevel your body, mind, and soul frequency, then this respite is for you. Registration opens soon! More details to come. For now, mark your calendar and give yourself this gift. We can’t wait to share and embark on this retreat with you! With love & gratitude, PS: If it’s already a full body and soul YES, you can sign up now before registration officially begins. :) Click here. PS. No doubt you receive loads of emails in your daily inbox. You got this message because you signed up for something previously (newsletter, free download, workshop, etc.). I love having you and will always try to provide some takeaways for your week, even if it's just a thought to noodle over! While we're on the topic of your inbox, if you could do us both a favor and move this email to your inbox, if it landed somewhere else (like promotions), and/or whitelist my email address -- because I want to be in the box where your friends go, not the one with the unopened offers. :) Thank you! That being said, if this isn't your thing, I won't take it personally if you want to unsubscribe or change your preference at the bottom of this email. |
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In a Word celebrates creativity, offers words to contemplate for the week, and journal prompts to expand your mind and life. Join me, writer and creativity guide Cindy Yantis, also on Substack at: https://abundantcreation.substack.com/
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