Friday 24 December 2010

Reverb for Christmas ..reflect and manifest

Prompt: Soul food. What did you eat this year that you will never forget? What went into your mouth & touched your soul?
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You are never going to believe this....... celery...I've had an obsession with celery this year i'm stil on 2 packs a week minimum! now although soul food encourages me to think about comforting rich tasting food stuffs my beloved celery has hit the spot this year..now i've become a conoissuer as they change taste ..some not hitting the spot quite as much.At the moment i've a few packs of celery hearts and they taste lovely they have an 'earthy' overtone...i did have the odd ones that had that bitter taste they're not my favourite but i still keep munching! then there were a few sweet thirst quenching packs they were my total favourites and were availble in the summer months! I was a bit taken aback with my celery fixation this year and tried to find out what it might have in it that my body might be craving. I feel good when i'm eating it regularly and not soooo good when i miss it for a few days it's benefits with regard to the relief of 'Brain fatigue' is what i think it hits for me!

Celery is a vegetable that belongs to the parsley family and is known by the scientific name of ‘Apium graveolers dulce’. It is grown mainly for its stalks, which are edible and used for consumption purposes. Celery boasts of a very pleasant and distinctive odor, the reason why it is used as an ingredient in stews, in salads, in soups, as mix in cocktail drinks, etc. However, may few people are aware that celery holds a high nutritional value and accords a number of health benefits to those who consume it. In the following, we will provide you complete information on the nutrition value and benefits of eating celery.


Consumption of celery has been found to be associated with lowering of blood pressure, making it good for persons suffering from the problem of hypertension.

Celery is believed to provide the effect of calmness.
Since celery helps in the clearing of uric acid from painful joints, it is said to be helpful in treating arthritis and rheumatic problems.

Celery contains very less calories and is the perfect food for those striving for weight loss. Infact, drinking celery juice before meals helps suppress appetite.

Celery is a very good source of Vitamin C and thus, strengthens the immune system and is also good for those suffering from cold.

Celery has anti-inflammatory properties and is an antioxidant. Grated or raw celery provides relief when used on swollen glands.

Researches have suggested that celery has anti-cancer properties.Celery has also been found to be useful in the treatment of the following ailments:
Acidosis
Anemia
Asthma
Brain Fatigue
Catarrh
Constipation
Diabetes
Dropsy
Kidney Diseases (nephritis)
Liver and Gallbladder Diseases
Neuritis
Obesity
Pancreas Diseases
Pyorrhea
Rheumatism
Tuberculosis













Prompt: Photo - a present to yourself. Sift through all the photos of you from the past year. Choose one that best captures you; either who you are, or who you strive to be. Find the shot of you that is worth a thousand words. Share the image, who shot it, where, and what it best reveals about you.

Oh i sooo loved this moment...Chel and I were on a boat trip on holiday ..chel had arranged it and booked it .. it was a dreamy hot day , melu was with us but doing his own thing ...soooo relaxing we saw some dolphins and it was just simply lovely...Chel asked someone to take the photo so i've no idea who took it but it is a beautiful photo and soo a big thankyou to them for that.It reveals that that i love living in the moment and i love the tranquility of the sea and time spent with my soul mate Chel...




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Prompt: Everything's OK. What was the best moment that could serve as proof that everything is going to be alright? And how will you incorporate that discovery into the year ahead?
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I have more than one moment here i think...sometimes things are hectic and going a little bit pear shaped! or not according to plan and then as if by magic something serendipitous happens...it can be someting like being late for an appointment/or a double booking only to find it wasn't on that day or one of the people cancels..it can be feeling pretty harrassed or despondent about another long and busy working day and then seeing the sunshine radiate from behind the clouds on the way to work or between visits..it can be seeing a big glorious moon at 3pm.. it can be a kind word from a work colleague or an expression that indicates graditude from a client...those moments are not controlled but are such amazing feedback in every day life I love them.. they enable me to feel alive and feel the real world has hope and positivity! They are simple but i am a simple person who wishes to enjoy a simple non overscheduled life.
That is the discoveryi have made over the last few years and i love my life more since i discovered this! so i will carry on my life..simplify..living life slowly and savouring moments in order to see the positive....and continue to feel inspired by those magical moments and I know my creative work will blossom as a result of this.

{Future tool: Gwen Bell - How to Create Your Personal Manifesto. For the next 8 days as you round out your year, we'll share one tool each day to help you plan your year ahead.
creating a vision board...
1. Gather the necessary supplies. Magazines of all genres, glue, markers, pens, cardboard in all sizes, scissors, water, music, snacks
(Yes, you're going back to Kindergarten for a few hours) (Note: I have made massive vision maps and travel-sized vision maps that I carry around in my bag. Also, if you want both you can always scan a massive one in and carry the printed version.)
2. Put the magazines in the middle of the room. You get an hour to cut out any image that speaks to you. Inevitably an article will catch your eye that you want to keep. That's good. Cut it out and put it to the side. Don't engage it right now. Focus on cutting out images that resonate.
3. Once the hour is up, take a break. Get some air. Drink water and then get the cardboard and paste and markers.
4. Assemble your vision map. Don't be afraid to glue things that make no sense. Pretty images, frightening images. Doesn't matter. If it speaks to you, put it on there. I've seen all sorts of maps - those with a lot of white space, those (usually my own) with so many images I run out of space and have to start pasting on the back.
5. Share with the group what you've created. Why a particular image speaks to you. What you see yourself doing over the next year, five years, ten years.
6. Have your map laminated. Refer to them during days when you don't know what you're doing with your life (we all have them).
7. Note: a good moderator will keep judgements to a minimum. Even when you share an "example map" it's good to let people know theirs will look nothing like yours. They are intensely personal.
8. Note: add a photo of yourself to the map - will help you really visual yourself living this life


Prompt: New name. Let's meet again, for the first time. If you could introduce yourself to strangers by another name for just one day, what would it be and why?
I love this idea ....mmmm i think i'd call myself Larissa something a little bit different with a gentle vibe to it ! i don't really know why ...i just like this name!
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Prompt: Travel. How did you travel in 2010? How and/or where would you like to travel next year?

Chel and I travelled 'to chill' land...It's super to see a new place and relax... enjoying taking in the sights...now this could be anywhere... but we went to Tenerife in 2010 and it was the best 'chill out ever'...I would love to do that again in 2011
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