There is a saying going around that goes like: “live as if this is all there is”.

I would say that for me… “as if all there is” gives a hint of finality. I believe that we live in a world of constant creation. I believe that “change” is the constant in the world.

To live as if this is all there is negates the constant that exist in nature. As for me, I will continue reaching and dreaming and taking the course of creation in a world of constant change.

My commitment to the gift called “life”… to I do what I love, to appreciate my friends and loved ones, to be a participant in co-creation and continue to nourish my yearning for learning, to love myself and never regret the choices I’ve made, to walk to the edge and cross over boundaries of limiting beliefs, and mostly to live with purpose and intention every day.

Reaching for the sky is about making dreams come true… walk on earth is about living in the present moment, I believe this allows one to acknowledge our own existence: the gift of Life.

Daisy Says: Intend to live as if this isn’t all there is, and know that your potential is unlimited!

The storms of life sometimes seem to come with no fore warning.

Are you experiencing a storm right now? Is your life full of stress, problems, and pain?

It’s time to learn how to shut off the mind, find and connect with this infinite ocean of peace inside!

This unlimited peace and happiness is yours.

Discovering inner peace is about centering ourselves to the present moment. Once we can remain centered in this moment, we stop fighting life and start learning our lessons! The very center of our innermost being contains the greatest source of love, joy, and peace.

Find the foundation of your faith and you will find your strength. Take a minute to re-evaluate your faith, your love, your courage and here you will find the bricks of your foundation. You like a builder have laid a foundation of faith deep within yourself–and then slowly have built on it.

When a storm or crisis hits, know that all is well. You have already experienced the presence of Love, Peace and Eternal Joy. You are always protected.

Being centered in this moment keeps you focused on the right course. Life’s circumstances will challenge or overwhelm you, even your responsibilities will seem burdensome. It is in those moments that you must seek your Inner Peace, this sanctuary of Love, Peace and Joy that is within you. You don’t need to look outside of yourself.

You need only take a moment to remember.
Let the world do what the world will do and take a moment for yourself, a moment to remember your sanctuary. Going apart can simply mean changing your thinking.

Quiet your mind and feel the calmness of Spirit. Rest in the silence for a moment. When your thoughts return, allow gratitude and appreciation to fill your mind and heart, reconnecting me with Love, Peace and Joy at the center of your being.

Daisy Says: Build your foundation on Love, Peace and Joy.

When shall I fly my friend,
or am I to be shackled to the bread of earth?

All forgotten. All is new.
Spring… I come to you holding my heart in hand.

*Daisy Raisler

Daisy Says: Enjoy the seasons of your life.

I have a gentle fascination for floating balloons… like blowing a kiss in the wind or sending a message in a bottle, it seems to hold a quiet promise of dreams to come true.

This is what it’s like to … Let Go.

To release all doubt and fear and to accept that the quiet promise of your dreams will come true.

To live with divine wisdom, and know that you have the power to make wise and right judgments. To let go of your fears and doubts and to let go of thoughts and beliefs that no longer serve you.

To treasure the blessings that today fill your life with good.

To let go to grow is to release the chains that bind you and know that the treasures of joy are there in your heart cascading in abundance awaiting at your command.

Daisy Says: The abundant treasures of your life can be unlocked with a single thought.

An Irish Prayer
May God give you…
For every storm, a rainbow,
For every tear, a smile,
For every care, a promise,
And a blessing in each trial.
For every problem life sends,
A faithful friend to share,
For every sigh, a sweet song,
And an answer for each prayer.

St. Patrick: Man, Myth & Holiday – St. Patrick of Ireland is one of the world’s most popular saints.
Apostle of Ireland, born at Kilpatrick, near Dumbarton, in Scotland, in the year 387; died at Saul, Downpatrick, Ireland, 17 March, 461.

Patrick used the shamrock to explain the Trinity, and has been associated with him and the Irish since that time.
Patrick was a humble, pious, gentle man; He feared nothing, not even death, so complete was his trust in God, and of the importance of his mission.

Daisy Says: With Faith comes conviction.