Be gentle, kind and patient

Being centred, being present, being connected to who you really are, is the best place of being.

As you learn to ground yourself, observe rather than judge what you see or hear. You come into yourself in a way that gives you peace. This peace supports your immune system, offers healthy thoughts and the actions come from a place of love. You develop an attitude that all is and will be okay. You reduce stress on your body, mind and soul.

For life is for learning, creating and discovering. Discovering who you are and how you are with others. For letting go of the small stuff and holding on to the important memories, remembering those you love and creating what touches your heart. Being able to connect with your passion. For that is where you find true joy.

For just being awakens your soul, and you feel things differently than before. You accept things as they are, even if you don’t always agree with them. It’s a matter of embracing what you see around you as something to observe and become curious about.

To have an open mind and be comfortable within yourself. Being able to come to your own conclusions and make decisions without having to tell or convince others. To allow and give other people the space to live as they choose.

Being your own person and not changing for others or circumstances. Being true to yourself and others. Being okay being alone and in silence. Give your human body the opportunity to heal, rejuvenate and become whole once again.

Being you as you truly are,

Being real with who you are,

Being truthful with others,

Being the best version of yourself.

This is where you find completeness.

 
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Maureen Gaetz-Faubert

Maureen is an internationally Certified and Licensed Heal Your Life® Coach and Workshop Teacher passionate about healing from dis-ease. Her healing journey began when she was diagnosed with a rare disorder. Maureen founded and created a one of a kind charitable organization and non-profit provincial society that grew to a national level. Maureen received Women of Distinction from the YWCA for the Lethbridge area for the programs and services she created and offered to the Canadian health sector on Rare Disorders. She also received Citizen of Year in Coaldale, Alberta, where the head office for the Canadian Organization for Rare Disorders was located until 2007.

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