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A Year in Rear-view. A Year Ahead

 

Another big year comes to an end. 2011 has brought about a lot of personal change and as we continue to ride this wave of expansion into 2012 with new goals, resolutions and plans, let’s not forget to reflect on the growth we have achieved in the past year. It is indeed a time of self celebration! Below is a list of questions to ponder as you review your year and put into perspective just how far you’ve come in the last 365 days.

Health

  • What health goals did you achieve partially or fully?
  • In what ways has your body awareness expanded?
  • What were the highlights of your self-care this year? (consider exercise, eating habits, stress-reduction activities, services, etc.)

Relationships

  • What new connections did you make? What is different about them? How do they reflect the newest version of yourself?
  • What relationships did you resolve/let go of? What did you learn about yourself as a result?
  • Where were you able to set new boundaries and take your power back?
  • In what relationships were you able to express more of your truth?

Money

  • What new insights and lessons have you attained in your relationship with money?
  • What limiting beliefs about money were you able to recognize and release?
  • List all the areas in your life where you manifested abundance.

Personal Challenges

  • What were some of the bigger challenges of your year?
  • What inner resources did you use to overcome them?
  • What did you learn about yourself as a result of these challenges?

Healing

  • What major limiting patterns were you able to release this year?
  • Where do you now feel more expanded and free compared to last year?
  • Where are you now able to respond instead of react?
  • What fear(s) did you overcome?

Soul

  • Where did you receive and follow intuitive guidance?
  • What major synchronicities did you experience this year?
  • How has your relationship with your Higher Self evolved?

2012: The Year of the Dragon

The word ‘dragon’ is derived from two Greek words: one meaning ‘serpent’ and the other ‘to see clearly.’ The energies of the dragon carry forth courage, strength, wisdom and the ability to see the big picture. In Chinese astrology, one of the more pronounced qualities of the dragon is non-conformism-the straying away from rules. As we enter, dare are I say, the most remarkable year in our human evolution, where we cross the threshold of ‘primarily negative’ into ‘slightly more positive’ in our planetary energetic, the Dragon seems to be a most appropriate symbol to carry us through 2012.

2012 Intentions

How you experience this upcoming year will be entirely up to you and the intentions you set forth for yourself. Where you put your energy in focus and action is exactly what you will experience and draw to you. Below is a guideline for setting intentions:

  • Focus on what you want more of, rather than what you don’t want.
  • Use the answers to the questions above to help you with direction about what you want more of
  • Detach from the outcome of what you are intending
  • Leave the ‘how’ to your Higher Self
  • Trust that what you are intending for will be brought to you in the easiest way and for your highest good.
  • Clear any limiting beliefs to receiving what you’re asking for. Most common culprits in this sphere include beliefs that start with ‘I’m unworthy of,’ ‘I don’t deserve’ and ‘I’m not good enough.’

To an amazing transformational year ahead!

with lots of love,

Natalia Ria

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