Why You Need a Slow Living Lifestyle

Are you an awakening lightworker? I have found that shifting from the 3d tyranny of the to-do list to the peaceful way of the slow living lifestyle is the best way both to keep my eyes and heart open, and to process what I see and learn about how things really work around here.

As a healer and lightworker, I've always believed that I was here for a reason, but I used to leave myself out of that purpose, as if my own lifestyle didn't matter. I've come to understand, in the last decade or so, that the way I live is the most important thing. It's what empowers the frequency of the healing I transmit to others and as I mentioned before - my ability to stay awake.

Let's talk about slow living - what it means, and what it offers.
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Slow living rejects busyness in favor of quality time spent with those who matter most, doing what matters most to you.

Another thing I've found in the ten years since I began to explore slow living is that some of us need more time to take life in, because it sticks to us. Those of us who are more sensitive, who are easily overwhelmed, need lots of time to process the life we experience.

But not all at once. So moving slowly through our days, gives us more time to pause here and there and check in with ourselves, and clear the latest barnacle that's reluctant to let go.
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Do You Need a Slower Lifestyle?

Take this quiz and see what you think...
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That quiz is from my free slow living ebook, which you can download with no opt-in. I apologize for the blurriness of the page - apparently, it works better as a page than a picture. :)

So how did you do? Would you like to learn more about how slow living might be a good idea for you? We'll be talking about it a lot this month.
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Does Slow Living Appeal to You?

Slow living is about separating who you are from your to-do list. It's about letting go of the idea that more is better, and that faster is the way to go.

It's about doing one thing at a time and devoting yourself to it, being fully present and engaged. So you don't miss anything.

Which means that with slow living, you let go of
multi-tasking whenever possible. It's letting yourself take the time to enjoy simple pleasures, and to savor moments you love.

Slow living is about the pause between each moment of engagement and the next one. It devalues the rush from one moment to the next.

It's the pauses, I'm telling you! But what do you think?

See you next time!