59 was an odd age for me because my mother passed away at that age. I was very aware of it when I turned 59 but thought I had dealt with whatever emotions were connected to it.
\nAs I came closer to my 60th though I realized that there was still an underlying fear inside me – fear of maybe not surviving 59.<\/p>\n
I know I\u2019m not the only one who feels this way when they\u2019re coming close to a a parent\u2019s age at passing, especially when they died young.<\/p>\n
Don’t you feel that the way you thought an age would look like when you were a child or a young adult is not at all what it actually feels like when you actually get there?<\/p>\n
Aging, as we all know, can be strange. The body is changing and there are so many ideas and preconceptions, and there\u2019s so much prejudice. But ultimately it is a very personal process and we are allowed to reshape ideas and thoughts about age that do not fit us.<\/p>\n
I\u2019ve heard the saying \u201eThe only alternative to aging is death.\u201c<\/p>\n
Conclusion: Every day we get is a gift. I want to celebrate that! Please join me!<\/p>\n
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Fun fact about turning 60<\/strong><\/h5>\nTurning 60 feels special in many ways – and in the Chinese horoscope it\u2019s quite unique: It marks the moment we return to our original zodiac sign and our original element.<\/p>\n
In Chinese tradition, there are 12 zodiac signs \u2014 but unlike in Western astrology, where all 12 signs appear within a single year, each Chinese zodiac sign governs an entire year. I was born under the sign of the Horse.<\/p>\n
In addition, there are five elements: Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water. The element I was born into is Fire \u2014 so I am a Fire Horse.<\/p>\n
Throughout life, we move through our zodiac sign several times, each time paired with a different element. Only at 60 do we return to both our original sign and our original element.
\nSo we come back into full support of our true nature.<\/p>\n
Unless you grow to be 120 years old, where this would happen again, this is a once in a lifetime experience!<\/strong><\/h5>\nI don\u2019t live my life according to Chinese astrology, but I do find it quite fascinating and I do feel an energy supporting me quite strongly these days.<\/p>\n
In Qi Gong, we also work with the five elements. Each organ is associated with a specific element. The organs connected to spring, for instance – the liver and the gallbladder – belong to the wood element. When we support these organs, we are practicing exercises that nourish and harmonize the flow of \u201cwood qi.\u201d<\/p>\n
Interested in learning more or joining us for a free trial lesson?
\nCheck out my course page<\/a><\/span> or write to me<\/a><\/span>!
\nI look forward to hearing from you!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\nSo we come back into full support of our true nature.<\/p>\n
I don\u2019t live my life according to Chinese astrology, but I do find it quite fascinating and I do feel an energy supporting me quite strongly these days.<\/p>\n
In Qi Gong, we also work with the five elements. Each organ is associated with a specific element. The organs connected to spring, for instance – the liver and the gallbladder – belong to the wood element. When we support these organs, we are practicing exercises that nourish and harmonize the flow of \u201cwood qi.\u201d<\/p>\n
Interested in learning more or joining us for a free trial lesson?
\nCheck out my course page<\/a><\/span> or write to me<\/a><\/span>!
\nI look forward to hearing from you!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"