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About Lynette

Lynette Anneslia Turner is a Positivoligist™, author (The 10 Be's of Positivity), certified dream teacher with the Robert Moss School of Active Dreaming, a certified Angelspeake™ facilitator and arts management consultant who was raised in Anchorage, Alaska and presently resides in Milford, Connecticut. Also a motivational speaker, she is committed to helping people from all walks of life embrace a path surrounded with light and love, so that they may live a more fulfilled and positive existence.

Do you know of a wellness gathering, convention or conference that would benefit from a dose of positivity? If so, my 10 Be's presentation may be a perfect match. Feel free to contact me at positivebliss1@yahoo.com.


TELECLASSES AND SERVICES
B.L.I.S.S. Teleclass
Chakra Clearing/Reiki
Dream Interpretation
Positivity Coach
Angel Writings

WORKSHOPS
10 Be's of Positivity
Angelspeake
Public Speaking Made Easy
Dancing With Your Dreams
Sound Healing Practitioner

CDs AND BOOKS
Inspirational CDs
The 10 Be's of Positivity
The 10 Be's of Positivity Book Bio
Endorsements of
The 10 Be's of Positivity

SONGS FOR THE SOUL
Peace and Harmony
The Power of Me
Believe
The Angels Speak
Horizons
You're Not Alone
Just see the Light
Be Me

Upcoming Events

The 10 Be's of Positivity workshop/presentation
Date: Friday, June 18, 2010
Location: Mystics By The Sea
394 New Haven Avenue, Milford, CT
Time: 7-9pm
203-878-5640 to register Author-signed copy of the book, The 10 Be's of Positivity, included

Psychic Fair
Date: Sunday, June 27, 2010
Location: Mystics By The Sea, 394 New Haven Avenue
Milford, CT
Time: 11am-4pm
(203) 878-5640
Lynette will be doing angel card readings/message and dream interpretation. Other modalities include tarot card readings, a medium and reiki, $20 for www.mysticsbythesea.net  20 minutes

Quotes About the Elements

Water is life's mater and matrix, mother and medium. There is no life without water.
~Albert Szent-Gyorgyi (Hungarian Biochemist , 1937 Nobel Prize for Medicine, 1893-1986)

There is always music amongst the trees in the garden, but our hearts must be very quiet to hear it.
~Minnie Aumonier (Author)

We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children.
~Native American Proverb

There are no passengers on Spaceship Earth. We are all crew.
~Marshall McLuhan, (Educator, Author)

When we heal the earth, we heal ourselves.
~David Orr (Author)

Take care of the earth and she will take care of you.
~Author Unknown

Take nothing but pictures.
Leave nothing but footprints.
Kill nothing but time.
~Motto of the Baltimore Grotto, a caving society

Man must feel the earth to know himself and recognize his values... God made life simple. It is man who complicates it.
~Charles A. Lindbergh, Reader's Digest, July 1972

Every day is Earth Day.
~Author Unknown

Issue No. 19

June's newsletter is a reminder to have gratitude for the elements. We are connected, all of us humans, more so then we realize, by the elements. The elements heal if we take the time to be one with them. This includes trees, ocean, wind, fire and the earth we walk on. Nature is our friend. She talks to us, surrounds us with her beauty and provides a safe haven away from the hecticness of the day. In return, we need to treat her kindly, with respect, reverence and an appreciation for all she has to offer. If you take the time to stroll through the woods, you will feel stress and tension fade away. Sit under a tree or stand under its branches and you can feel the energy. Kneel beside a stream and you can hear her talking to you. Stand on a beach and let the wind dance around you. You can relax and at least for a while, your worries melt away. Marvel at the sound, vision and energy of a crackling fire.

We experience a profound peace when we take the time to visit what is indeed a divine mother nature. When was the last time you stepped away from your everyday life and spent time wrapped in the energy of trees, water, wind or fire? Give yourself permission and make time to do so.

Pay attention to the trees; some are said to have healing qualities. Lean up against a tree, or better still, hug one (seriously-it's a pretty amazing feeling and you can do this all alone :)). They produce fruit to nurture us and shade to protect us. Many cultures, including Native Americans, understand the curative powers of trees. Some trees are majestic and are truly mesmerizing in their appearance. Spend time with trees just for the pure peace of it.

I love water; the sound of it, the way it feels dancing over my hand as I wave it through a stream. Water is essential. Vegetation needs it, the earth needs it and so do animals and people. All life needs water in order to survive. It's an incredible gift and one that is often taken for granted. Notice how soaking in a bath or standing under the streaming water rays of a shower can transform you resulting in your feeling differently, as in relaxed. When we can't experience it in nature, first hand, we buy water fountain machines and CDs so we can meditate and listen to waves, which successfully takes us away to another place. Take the time to connect with water in whatever way you can and carry the feeling the water "gives" you throughout your day. You will feel less stressful and that can only be a good thing.

Wind can be friendly and wind can be fierce. We see it level houses, but we also see it carry birds many miles as they migrate. Stand in an open field with your arms outstretched as the wind moves through you and it indeed feels like a spiritual experience. Fly a kite and see the graceful power of the wind at work. Dance with it, move as one with it and appreciate its splendor and power.

While we all know how harmful fire can be, it can also be productive. It warms us when we're cold, it cooks our food and lights our candles. Gaze at the flames of a fire and you can truly be transported to another place. Be still in the presence of the fire and stand ready to see and feel what messages come to you through the energy of it.

We owe mother earth much gratitude. Experiencing on a daily basis, all the good, light and healing she has to offer is a gift. She is hurting though and disappointed in how she has been treated. This is evident in the volcanoes, earthquakes, tsunamis, mudslides and severe winter storms we are experiencing. She has our attention and many of us are taking heed. It is incumbent that we nurture her and treat her with respect; like a precious jewel. If we don't, generations that follow ours that will feel the impact.

This we know; the earth does not belong to man; man belongs to the earth. This we know. All things are connected like the blood which unites one family. All things are connected.

Chief Seattle

Make the Time to Experience The Divine

As busy as we all are, we should take the time to connect with the amazing elements that are all around us. Visit a tree, be it the lilac in your back yard or the big oak in the park. Go to the beach, wade in the water and feel the wind dancing across your face. Join friends, spend time around a bonfire and walk through the forest. Take your shoes off and feel the earth under your feet. Gaze at the moon. Take time to enjoy a star-filled night. Whether young or older, rich or poor, from the city or country, we are linked by our connection to earth and the elements. Celebrate this and appreciate all the gifts she has to offer.

June Affirmation
Honor the Elements as You Honor Yourself


Celebrate June

Great Outdoors Month
National Adopt-A-Cat Month
National Rose Month
June 1st - Donut Day
June 6th - National Applesauce Cake Day and National Yo-Yo Day
June 15th - Fly A Kite Day and Power of a Smile Day
June 16th - National Fudge Day
June 18th - International Picnic Day
June 19th - Garfield's Birthday and Juneteenth
June 20th - Father's Day and Ice Cream Soda Day
June 21st - First Day of Summer
June 24th - U.F.O. Day

A special thank you to Durner for her assistance with this newsletter. Your are appreciated