Meditating for Positive Energy. Who wants in?

[BlueIris]

Those already on the list are woodsprite, NotoriousBohemian, sofedup, OhioBlues and OhioBluesFamily, I Have A Dream, RazzleDazzle, AZDemDist6, Crowdance, PinkTiger, RetroLounge, Flaxbee, KitchenWitch, Tallison, Redstone, ashling, LeftyMom and LeftyKid, AlienGirl, rbnyc, southlandshari, McLargeHuge and McLargeHugeFamily, mehr, ZombieNixon, Sugar Smack, HypnoToad, Binka and Ben, GRLMGC, Chicago, Houston, Fitz and my beloved JK.

[Droopy]

1. Sign me up

I'm feeling pretty good today, but I don't think you can ever have too much positive energy.

[BlueIris]

2. Yeah. Plus, what like about the Positive Energy candles is that

they tend to put the positive anywhere I've forgotten to try to emphasize it. I meditate for Love, Abundance, Money, Healing and (wish I had one of these candles right now, let me tell you) Protection--but if there's any strata of good will that isn't among those areas, I've noticed that the Positive Energy candles will sometimes get to it. They tend to elevate my mood a little. Shake off the heebie-jeebies, that kind of thing.

[Heidi]

3. Can CMW and I help you with the meditation?

We got new candles for the altar this week. :hi:

[BlueIris]

4. But of course!

Bring on the positive!

[AirmensMom]

5. I do, I do!

Let's get that positive energy flowing. What a great idea, BlueIris! :loveya:

[BlueIris]

6. Sure thing. And your screenname reminded me--Binka and Ben!

Crap. Sorry, Binka and Ben. You are on the list!

[AirmensMom]

8. Binka and Ben -- absolutely!

:grouphug:

[LynzM]

7. I'm in....

I need to meditate for some mental healing, I think. :hi:

[BlueIris]

15. Yeah, mental health is extra-important.

I remembered that recently.

[Giant Robot]

9. Having a hard day at work already

Would like some peace and positive energy to come my way.

*Sigh*

[BlueIris]

12. Aw. I'm sorry, Giant Robot. Positive Energy heading your way.

[Giant Robot]

18. Thank you

I don't think work has calmed, but I think I am handling it better.

[lizziegrace]

10. Me too

I'm at a crossroads in many parts of my life right now. Positive energy and a direction would help!

[BlueIris]

14. Yeah, I'm also dealing with a "crossroads" of sorts.

Frustrating. Not sure how much direction I can offer you...I don't think there's a candle for that...but I shall send positive energy your way!

[merh]

11. thank you, BlueIris!

:hug:

Thank you so very much!

[BlueIris]

13. Sure thing!

[Scruffbunny]

16. Of course!

I'm freezing my patoot off up here, but that's never stopped me before!

[BlueIris]

17. Oh, that's not fun. You are on the list!

It's only a little chilly where I am, but that's enough to make me slow-moving and irritable.

[Lilith Velkor]

19. me

:hi:

[Lilith Velkor]

20. nevermind, day late

:banghead:

[BlueIris]

23. You can be on the list (candles burn a while).

[Random_Australian]

21. I think I do.....

[Random_Australian]

22. Damn! Day late too!

[BlueIris]

24. You can also be on the list.

[Whoa_Nelly]

25. Am all for Positive Energy!

Am in! :hi:

[BlueIris]

27. 'Kay.

[malmapus]

26. Me too please

Need all the positive vibs I can get right now.

[BlueIris]

28. Alrightee. By the by--GREAT icon.

[malmapus]

34. Thanks and THANKS!!

Actually got two response back for jobs I had sent off for today, we're planning a big move and looking for jobs out of state which only makes it harder since I'm currently 500 miles from where they are. Have a phone interview tomorrow now!!

[Sugar Smack]

29. Thank you so much, BlueIris!!!

:hug: :hug: :hug: Thank you.

[BlueIris]

30. No problem. How're those scary neighbors treatin' ya?

[mdmc]

31. I would like to participate

Peace and low stress to all. Vibes headin out NOW!:kick:

[Sugar Smack]

32. They are very scary. For the most part, they've begun to back off

trying to approach me,though, and have stopped knocking on my door. Thanks for asking! :)

[BlueIris]

33. Life really is too hard to endure messed-up neighbors.

I'm trying to disentangle myself from my roommates right now and it's a pain, but I think I'm going to feel a lot safer once I'm away from them.

[windy252]

35. I could use some

Thanks

[SeattleGirl]

36. I would like to be on the list, please.

:pals:

[xmas74]

37. I just need an extra boost of energy right now.

It's a busy time of year and I'm almost worn down. I'm trying to decide on a new herbal mix for a boost. Anything else that can help-so much the better!

[BlueIris]

38. No prob. And about energy boosters, I like bee pollen.

It's not good on an empty stomach, or if you are allergic to bee pollen/bee products, but if not--wow! That stuff has some serious staying power. And if you're not already taking a multi vitamin, I would be lost without Rainbow Light's Women's One. Plus, I hope you're getting enough B-12. When I'm low on B-12, it's not pretty.

[xmas74]

40. I planned on adding locally produced honey.

Most of my problem is from allergies/hayfever and 2 TBSP of locally produced honey daily for two weeks will clear much of that right up. I'm adding the parsley for the same reason-sometimes it helps w/ allergies.

And I'm not getting enough B-12. I used to get injections every other week but haven't for quite some time.

As to the multivitamin-thanks for the product recommendation! I'll keep my eyes open for that brand and see if it works better than what I've taken in the past.

[BlueIris]

41. If you haven't already, I'd read up on parsley before you take it.

I did recently and while it is supposedly fine and very nutritious in small amounts, well...you should check it out.

I like the Women's One because it's effective and cheap ($13.99 + tax if you're in a state that has one) and doesn't irritate my stomach like other multis.

[xmas74]

42. I've done the parsley in the past w/ no problems.

In large quantities it can cause skin rash (mostly while being harvested). It's also a diuretic so you have to keep potassium levels even. Most of the problems I've read have actually been from parsley oil-it can cause headaches, vertigo, kidney and liver damage.

Most of what I've read is that parsley that you've grown and harvested personally should pose no problems, as long as you do not exceed the daily amount.

[BlueIris]

43. Parsley oil was apparently once commonly given out by

midwives and at some apothecaries to stimulate delayed or suppressed menses and induce abortion. But obviously you already know that it's mainly the oil you should be wary of. It's good to be informed, I say. :-)

[xmas74]

47. I think it is too.

I really don't mess w/ many of the oils. I know how to make them but, for the most part, prefer the teas whenever necessary. I find that it's much easier to take too much of a dose of oil than it is to stomach a strong dose of tea. Plus, the oil is much stronger than the natural herb.

And parsley was one of those things that was used for almost everything at one point in time. Parsley in tea form is gentle enough (as long as I know where it was grown and how it was grown) that I've given my five year old the tea w/ a bit of honey as a relief for allergies. Anything stronger isn't really allowed to stay in our home.

[AirmensMom]

39. Thanks for the Positive Energy you spared for us, BlueIris.

Good news:
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:hug: :loveya:

[BlueIris]

44. Alright! We like to see quick results.

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[KitchenWitch]

46. Thank you for keeping me on your list!

:yourock: