I went to Golden, Colorado last weekend. To recall the feeling as we drove up from Santa Fe is like trying to create the definition of autumn— a magical mix of crisp cool mountain air, brilliant golden fields of aspens nestled against a backdrop of deep purple mountains with ethereal white peaks. For me, the scenery created a soulful vibe that fall always brings. To take time and step out of my day-to-day coupled with the excitement of learning a new technique (from the comfort of an old friend) was a tonic to soothe my soul.

Affirm: I am happy in child-like joy.

It took a little while for this affirmation to become reality, but as the saying goes, when the timing is right— things tend to fall into place.

PLUS

I am excited to offer you our Affirmation Digital Workbook Course as a complementary supplement to your book Language of the Soul: 52 Affirmations to Guide You. I developed this course to help you dive deeper into the application of affirmations.

This is available as my gift for anyone who has purchased Language of the Soul: 52 Affirmations to Guide You. All you have to do is send us a photo of you and the book (it can even just be your hand holding the book) and a quick phone shot is perfect.

Send to info@elizabethirvine.com

Once we receive your photo, you will receive a link to download the Affirmation Digital Workbook Course as my gift. The end goal is for you to learn how to honor your own innate wisdom and begin to live a life that feels like your personal truewellbeing!

n preparation for our recent retreat, I pulled from a large stack of journals. The entry I found happened to be from 2012, a reflection from my 50th year. I opened to a page about one of the most memorable times I could recall during my fifty years of living. Eleven through sixteen years of age. I wrote that during this time I felt a deep connection to nature and a horse. The combination of the two allowed me to feel genuine happiness and freedom.

My dear friend Susan, did something very unique, heartfelt and generous for her recent 60th Birthday. Instead of having a big celebration, she opted for something a little more genuine and intimate.

Elizabeth Irvine talks to Houston Family Magazine about why she wrote this book. See full article in Jan issue 2021.

You already have it .Embracing the new year with optimism is a beautiful idea, however it isn’t always the easiest thing to do. Who doesn’t want to be more compassionate and kind, to eat healthier, to find the sacred in every day? And, yet why is it so hard to act on these feelings? These positive ‘way of being’ that never seem to be within reach?