Happy Thanksgiving! This is the week in the US where our thoughts turn to Gratitude, at least for one day, and we look around us at the number of blessings for which we feel grateful.
Thank you for being a part of RosemarySpace! I am full of gratitude for you and look forward to sharing time with you as we move forward in our personal and group evolutionary processes.
If you saw last week’s MuseLetter or post here last Tuesday, you saw the video with our grandson, Tristan. I am grateful for my wonderful family. We enjoy being together and get together as often as we can. This is one of the reasons I am so happy to be back in Maryland where most of the family lives. It’s just FUN!
My gratitude list is too long to write everything here, but I wanted to start you thinking about what you have in your life that you are grateful for. You will probably get a lot of emails this week whose theme is ‘gratitude.’ The only one that is important is the one that you write from your heart to yourself, letting you become aware of all that you have in your life for which you can express gratitude.
Thank the Sun for coming up. Be thankful that you can receive this blog post and all those other uncensored emails. Find something each day for which you are thankful. It’s a good practice.
And if you are in Maryland consider joining us for The Possibilities Playshop on December 13 so that you can explore more possibilities to manifest in the coming months. All the details are here and spaces are filling fast (we like to keep the Playshop intimate and so limit the number who can attend). Be sure to take advantage of the Early Bird Discounted investment! Details and Registration
There was a New Moon in Sagittarius on Saturday, November 22 at 7:32 am Eastern Standard Time (EST). New Moons, when the Sun and the Moon are together in the sky, at the same degree in a sign, indicate the start of a new cycle and this one is at the start of the sign, Sagittarius (in the first degree, for you astrology students).
According to The Mountain Astrologer magazine, ‘Sagittarius is the sign most associated with discovering the meaning of life and our role in it.’ Are you ready to begin a new cycle of living your purpose? Can you commit to evolving your consciousness and shining your light more brightly?
What have you learned over the Summer and Fall that you are now ready to put into action? This is your call: Clear the blocks and limiting beliefs. Get the personal work moving along. Know your purpose and commit to it.
If you’ve been meaning to schedule a private session to get this work going, or just to check your progress, then now is the time to take advantage of the special offer that closes down at the end of the year. You can have a half-hour reading with me to get some guidance for planning for 2015 and to see where you are in your process.
I will not be offering half-hour sessions again so, if you would like to invest in a ‘check-in’ session before the end of the year, please send me an email at rosemary@thescientificmystic.com. I still have some slots open.This is the best holiday gift you can give yourself! Get ready for 2015!
Where’s Rosemary?
November 27 – THANKSGIVING WITH THE FAMILY!
December 5-7 – Practice Building Breakthrough, Los Angeles. In addition to attending the seminar, we’ll get another dose of Tristan while we’re there! Woo Hoo! (Plus we see our friend and hairdresser in Santa Monica – a long way to go for a haircut, I know!)
December 11 – The Oracle Speaks – last one before the start of 2015! Join us for the message where we tune into the energies and guidance for the coming year. Details and Registration
December 12 – I AM: A Celebration of Life with Dale Allen Hoffman and Bob Sima. This is an ACT (A Community of Transformation) event in Annapolis. Please join us! Info at: ACTAnnapolis.org
December 13 – Possibilities Playshop – Plan for 2015 and have a lot of fun creating your own Playbook! And if you join us for The Oracle Speaks on December 11, you’ll know from The Divine Feminine the energies you’ll be working with in the coming ‘moonths.’ (We already have some fun people registered so you’ll be in good company!) 10:00 am – 2:00 pm EST. Details and Registration
Happy Gratitude Day!









Keep it Simple – Richard’s Commentary
November 19, 2014 — RichardI was finishing up the week’s laundry just now and found a single tiny gray sock in the dryer. Tristan was reaching out to say “hi” to me! Yes, Tristan and his parents are back in LA after a wonderful weeklong visit with us here on the east coast. But he is still here too, his little fingers wrapped tightly in our heartstrings!
As grandparents it is certainly easy, very simple, to be in love with a three-month old grandson. For the week he was here he was the priority. Our world revolved around him and the to-do lists were forgotten.
What if every week was like this? Why can’t they be?
This is the point of Rosemary’s message – they can be! It is a matter of choice.
Here’s her key point:
Let LOVE drive your to-do list. Focus on what is important to your soul, to your purpose, to your heart. Don’t wait for an emergency to arrive to show you where your priorities lie. Make a conscious choice that you will focus on what really matters and put LOVE at the top of the list.
Last week with Tristan here, love dictated our to-do lists. Today he “dropped his sock” in my life to remind me how well last week flowed. Oh, we got everything done: we had a good time with the visitors, got the Friday MuseLetter out on time, threw a birthday party for our daughter-in-law Friday evening. And our son when leaving for the airport said he checked off everything on his list he wanted to do during the visit!
Yes, it is easy to love a grandchild, to put them first on the list and make choices that are always in their best interest. This approach can be applied to everything in life with a bit of focus.
Can we make our to-do lists while focusing on love? That is not always easy. There are things that we “should” do, even “must” do that are difficult to love. I don’t love taking the garbage and recycling out to the curb every Sunday night. But I do find myself shifting my thoughts to keeping the house clear and smelling good for my family; chore turns to act of love in a small way. Who loves filing their taxes every year? But I do shift my attention to this chore as part of running our shared business, which I do love.
Shift the focus, change the intention, look to the deeper purpose in each task on the to-do list and find a way to love it. This is the heart of Rosemary’s message.
Keep it simple. Choose LOVE. Focus on what really matters and it becomes very simple to choose.
And I would add: find something to love in the chores that must be done.
It is that simple!