November 21, 06
Peter Tricarico, native of New Jersey,
plants a back up Seed Dream in the communal
Seed Pot at the Pacific Symposium Altar
that was carried back to our Enchanted Garden.
Each person is given seeds to plant at home,
but what if their seeds do not come up???
It can be unnerving to plant a dream and count
on a seed to come up.
I ask each person if they would like me to
be their back up "assurance" agent.
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When I plant Seed Dreams
at Conferences and with clients,
I ask each person to plant a seed
and connect this seed with their inner seed dreams.
As the seed grows, literally,
the Dream grows.
Makes perfect sense to me!
After all, all the steps it takes to grow a seed,
are the steps we are each asked to follow.
Mother Earth sez:
"Plant Your Dream!
You grow just like all the other seeds!!!
You belong in the sunshine,
you deserve good air and soil!"
Sometimes, I ask if others would like
me to be their backup Life Assurance Agent.
I will water a back up plant in my Enchanted Garden,
so we have can make sure there is a back up gardener
on that dream.
I can just the headlines now:
Enchanted plants seed that did not come up!
Client sues for Malpractice!!!!!
At the Pacific Symposium each year,
I visit with my dear friend Marilyn Allen,
who is the Director of Marketing for the
American Acupuncture Council.
I always have a bouquet of flowers prepared for Marilyn,
knowing that if I do not do that,
she may likely come over to my own booth
and snatch one of mine!
Marilyn supports the acupuncturists of the world
with malpractice insurance.
This year, Marilyn was at another conference during
our yearly time together.
I made up for her absense spending time
with Judy Rosann Varela and Judy Martin, who were
helping to take care of the booth.
Here is a photo the two of them.
Allstate--or is it State Farm
says Trust the friendly hands of Allstate!
These are eyes, I Trust!!!!
Rosann writes:
"Dear Leslie,
As soon as we start insuring Enchanted Gardeners
you will be our 1st Client!"
Rosann
This year, we had a Buddha at the
Enchanted Garden Altar.
Judy Martin Honored us with providing the
candles that the Council was giving away at the
Pacific Symposium.
Here is a photo of Judy lighting one of them:
Got an acupuncturist in the neighborhood?
Make sure they know about the American Acupuncture Council!
Http://www.acupuncturecouncil.com
Judy Martin
Lights the Plant Your Dream Altar
with a candle gift from the
American Acupuncture Council
Thanks from Your Enchanted Gardener