Given the opportunity, we respond well to deep exploration of who we are. However, we are more accustomed to inquiries about our professions and accomplishments and sometimes discover that we are initially less open to sharing the more personal landscapes within ourselves.

This past weekend a group of women and I gathered at “Serenity On The Mountain” in Deep Creek Lake, Maryland to delve into our individual and collective voices using both the written and spoken word. Our outer world persona is so dominant that we do not always recognize and acknowledge the inner part of ourselves. Too often, we hide, squash, ignore or simply take our true expressions and feelings for granted.

It takes some quiet time…away from it all…to face what is real. How often do we ask ourselves probing questions and then take the time actually answering them as openly and honestly as we can? How often do we share these findings with others?

It is time to look deeply into your own eyes and celebrate the stories there!

Spring…a time of rebirth and rejuvenation…a time to share!

Warmly,
Mozella

Mozella Perry Ademiluyi
Motivational StoryTeller™

"Once upon a time" – these four words are immediately relaxing, as like magic they encourage us to settle in for story time.

I celebrate the fantasies of fairy tales, knights, castles, princes and magical potions – they allow our minds to step into expansive adventure. Our imagination is like a treasure chest: lots of goodies inside if you just keep digging.

My next book is entitled "Once Upon A Time" and invites us to explore the value and depth of "story".  The expression of our own voices in creative form liberates us from the mundane. The more we let go, the more we have to give.

There is an artist in each of us. Choose your 'canvas' and express yourself on it, in it, around and through it.

Oh, and by the way…do you see that old man in the tree?

and the story never ends
mozella

Mozella Perry Ademiluyi
Motivational StoryTeller™