Well, it's New Year's Eve, and traditionally it's a time we start thinking of New Year's Resolutions. I think the Chinese have their years of animals or something like that so I would like to introduce the Year of the Otter…Inner that is. And how about we just create the best version of childlike behavior in this moment, and really amp it up.

Simply embrace each moment and if something comes up that evokes fear, then be with it. Understand what its message is, then you can thank it for telling you, and then send it on its way into the Universal vapors of loving energy.

In each moment, be your natural state of yourSelf by embracing the inner otter in you. And this means be imagination, be laughter, be fun, be playful and be creative. It's our inner child that is being fed, and it likes all of these things for its food supply to maintain its existence. When it doesn't get fed, we know it, right? Try not feeding a hungry baby….WAAAA! We feel all out of sorts….yikes!

You know, all your desires exist in parallel Universes, which means they exist right along side you. They're actually moved over into your existing Universe, your world, when you have the same vibrationary tone, that frequency of excitement.

So come on over…..

Activating your inner otter will bring everything you want into your world. Just keep using imagination, keep playing for the fun of it, keep laughing. These are the keep sakes that you want all the time .

Make this 2010, the Year of the Inner Otter, and be the state of being that resonates with everything you want. Just watch everything move over to your world and hot diggety dog, you're the Master , and everyone will want to play in your sandbox.

Today is Thursday, and we didn't get to meet, but had a phone conversation where Lindsee shared some insights from her experience with her nephews. Lindsee stayed with her nephews while her sister attended to a new celebratory time by flying off to the Phillipines to adopt a new child. While Lindsee was with her nephews, she decided to make it a different experience. She allowed herself the experience of playing and being with her nephews that brought out her inner child. On many occasions when she has been with her nephews, she would go on the computer or text friends, and not really be in the moment with them. This time was different, and she shared her feelings of excitement.

When we hung up, I felt so good as Lindsee was a gift for me to remember to bask only in the present. After our conversation, I got in the car and only drive a few miles when I was overcome with tears of emotion. In that emotion was a vision of my mother, who passed away in 1987, and my conversation with her in a store, "Mom, hurry up. We have so many things to do today." That vision was a gift, a reminder, to live in the present and not have urgency at the forefront. And that word urgency is very subjective as what fear is coming up that I feel I have to leave this present moment?

It's time for me to play and remember the sandbox for in this space I know who I am.