Let this coming year be better than all the others

Angel min8


Call up a forgotten friend. Share a funny story with someone whose spirits are dragging. A good laugh can be very good medicine.

Make a genuine effort to stay in closer touch with family and good friends. The surest way to have a friend is to be one.

Find the time to be kind and thoughtful. Give a compliment. It’s sure to give someone a badly needed lift.



Lighten up. When you feel like blowing your top, ask yourself, “Will it matter in a week from today?” Laugh the loudest when the joke is on you.



Don’t be afraid to say, “I love you”.

10 Things To Let Go Of Before The End Of The Year 2016


Photography by BKS Bryan Silverman

Angel min5

As we enter the final stretch of 2016, you may be sensing an energetic shift. December is an important month because it sets the stage for the next year. Use this time to reflect on your goals and focus forward with clarity.

Do you feel weighed down by specific people or situations? Use this time to consciously create a stronger foundation for your life, which means walking away from things that drag you down.

This is an ideal time of year to release old thought patterns, fears, relationships, situations and things that no longer serve you. It shifts you into the closing down of the previous year and prepares you for the one ahead.

Rather than spending time focusing on what isn’t working, pull all of your energy into what is going well and focus on what you want. Use deliberate action toward those goals and you’ll see changes happen quickly.

In the spirit of preparing for the New Near and releasing what no longer serves you, here are 10 things to let go of before 2015.

  1. Let go of thinking you aren’t where you’re supposed to be.

Everything you’ve done has helped you become who you’re meant to be.

  1. Release all thought patterns holding you back.

It’s time to start telling yourself a more positive story.

  1. Release the idea that your challenges are long-term.

All setbacks are only temporary, but the lessons learned are forever.

  1. Let go of the need to have it all figured out.

What doesn’t make sense yet will someday.

  1. Let go of the idea that things aren’t working out for you.

Everything is really much better than you can imagine.

  1. Stop asking “WHY” this is happening to you.

Instead ask what you can learn from the situation.

  1. Release the need to control the outcome.

You may not get what you want when you want, but trust you will always get what you need when you need it.

  1. Stop believing you are your mistakes.

There are no mistakes, only growth.

  1. Release the need to be right.

Proving others wrong does not make you right. Instead, focus inward and align with love. When you are confident in your own choices, you don’t have to prove anything.

  1. Let go of thinking it’s too late for you.

Your dreams matter and they come to you for a reason. Follow your heart, and you will be free.


Featuring an amazing Photograher…

Bryan Silverman- BKS PHOTOGRAPY










Inspirational Lecturer

angela 1




As an Ordained Interfaith Minister it is my delight to perform ceremonies that are heart created, momentous, and significant to those coming together in union with each other. After meeting and speaking with the couple it is then my pleasure to ensure that each ceremony lovingly expresses the quintessence of their love for each other. It is my desire to create a service that has the comforts and well being of the participants as the heart of the ceremony, and one that will have their friends and family forever grateful to have witnessed.

I became an Ordained Minister  to complete where my dad left off on becoming a minister before he departed this earth.I know he’s in heaven smiling down on me.

Also, there has been a response to the growing need for non-religious and interfaith personalized wedding ceremonies, baby welcoming ceremonies, and memorials to accommodate the growing number of people who still want to celebrate life’s rites of passage with special ceremonies without having to strictly adhere to a particular faith’s doctrines. I will honor your beliefs, whether you follow a certain religious tradition, consider yourself more spiritual than religious, or if you are an atheist.

No matter what religious or cultural background you have, I will work with you to design a ceremony that celebrates your union (or your baby’s arrival) while creating connections among your family and friends without having to sacrifice your own needs and preferences.