May Manifesto~




I am a mother, a writer, a teacher and a firm believer in listening to and following your heart. I truly believe that each and every one of us has something unique and valuable to offer the world.  Our work here is to discover our gifts and make use of them for the greater good of all.  I believe my children are my greatest teachers.  Through their eyes, I see the beauty and wonder of the world, and I find within me the desire to do better and the capacity to love better.  I believe that life is a grand adventure, a great teacher, and a gift.  I wake each and every day with a want in my heart to do good in the world.  I am a healer.  I am a giver.  I am here to make myself and the world over for the better. I believe that this is a powerful time of awakening and change.  This is the time to know and reveal our gifts and to give out as much of ourselves as we can to each other.  It is a time of creation, manifestation, joy and wonder.  Bare yourself and  be vulnerable.  Be willing to love with all that you've got.  Be free of fear and do good NOW! 


Write
Listen
Sit 
Listen
Practice
Pray
Play
Create
Love


Join the movement: http://manifestomovement.com/


With Great Love,


Marcia

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