Holly Wren Spaulding - Sane Guidance in a World Gone Mad

05/22/14 • 34 min

LIFE/form’s mission is to provide sane guidance in a world gone mad. Aware that our world is changing fast and in often confusing ways, Holly Wren Spaulding serves as your personal advisor by guiding you through a contemplative process that explores attitudes, goals, choices and outcomes. She’ll support you in establishing greater equilibrium, better habits and new strategies for finding tangible fulfillment in daily life. At the core of this work are several key concepts including the twin forces of contemplation and action, the principal of Right Livelihood, the transformative power of simplicity, engagement withNature as critical nourishment, and the necessity of enacting one’s creative and spiritual potential. If you share an affinity with any of these values or ideas, get in touch. Holly's work is embolden and encourage those who want to create lives of meaning, beginning with what matters most to them.

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