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Blue Skies by [Madisyn Taylor] Darker days are just as much a part of life as are the days graced with sunshine. When we refer to a "beautiful day," we are often describing a day that is sunny, clear, and without a cloud in sight to mar a sky that is a brilliantly perfect blue. We find ourselves bouncing along, light in spirit, free from worries, and enjoying the moment. That is, until the clouds begin to form. The sky may turn grey, and a fog may roll in. Puffs of white take on whimsical, darker shades, and our beautiful day disappears along with the sunshine... or so it seems. A clear blue sky often inspires in us good cheer, bringing on a lighter, more carefree day. We may find ourselves spending time outdoors, breathing in the fresh air, and basking in the warmth of the sun. Yet should clouds appear to wash the sky with shadows, we may let this change of weather decrease our energy and enthusiasm, pulling us into our own cloudy funk. Darker days are just as much a part of life as are the days graced with sunshine. They show us a different perspective of our world, while helping us appreciate the moments of illumination that inevitably follow. A rainy day with clouds helps to clear the air, washing away stagnation. Still, it's hard not to feel gloomy or think that the day has been ruined when there are clouds hanging over us. Yet if you can remember that these shades of grey won't last forever, and that hidden behind the clouds is the blue sky, you will find that the beauty of your day is merely playing a game of peek-a-boo with you. Like the mis! haps and interruptions that occasionally block the brilliance that is our own lives from shining through, clouds eventually clear away so we can open up to a brighter horizon. The next time you wake up to a cloudy day, remember that these shades of grey in life are there just for the moment. And that no matter how hard the rain falls or how chilly the fog is, the clouds will go away, the sun will break through, and you will be able to see the sky that has always and forever been a beautiful and brilliant blue. [PRINT] [SAVE] [DISCUSS] --------------------------------------------------------------- DailyOM Course Spotlight [Financial Freedom through Yoga] by Edward Vilga Almost everyone, particularly we spiritual seekers, seems to be looking for a better way to experience money in our lives. This 6 week course will help you transform all the shame, guilt, fear, disappointment, and all the other negative beliefs about money in your life from both a mindset AND a practical perspective. How will we do that? By applying everything I've learned in almost two decades of teaching yoga to the world of personal finance. Wouldn't you love to feel the way you do after a yoga class--even if there's some intensity and stretching involved--when you think about your Money? We'll approach the world of money in a yogic way, holistically exploring both our Mindset and the Real World of Numbers, but with ease and compassion. Most importantly, we'll use working with our bodies not only as a metaphor for our financial lives but also as a means to release and transform old patterns, fears, and our entire financ! ial history. Note: no yoga experience is needed--you will certainly not be asked to do "pretzel" poses or even work up a sweat. You will, however, connect profoundly with yourself through gentle stretching and greater breath awareness along with guided meditations, journaling, and practical exercises to find the true Abundance that's waiting for you. [Learn More] --------------------------------------------------------------- Top 10 DailyOM Courses 1. [21 Day Beginner Yoga] 2. [21 Day Yoga Body!] 3. [21 Day Yoga Shred] 4. [A Year to Clear What is Holding You Back!] 5. [8 Week Whole Body Makeover!] 6. [Find True Love in 27 Days] 7. [Reinventing The Body, Resurrecting the Soul] 8. [The 4-Minute Peaceful Warrior Workout] 9. [Heal Yourself with Writing] 10. [A Year of Rumi] > [More Courses] --------------------------------------------------------------- [Home] | [Inspiration] | [Courses] | [Horoscopes] | [Gift Shop] [Email Settings] | [Unsubscribe] | [Privacy Policy] | [Help/FAQ] © 2016 DailyOM - All Rights Reserved No portion of this site can be reprinted without express permission. Subscribed as {NAME}[at]gmail.com (1276706) [1]

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