Stephanie Moxey

Piece by piece, I’m getting closer to seeing the bigger picture, to revealing Truth. As I reflect on each of the pieces that I’ve discovered so far, I’m filled with so much gratitude and I feel so blessed. I’ve been lead to learn some really deep

This is a relatively new practice for me. I’ve been studying Eckhart Tolle’s work for over 2 years now and one of the practices he teaches is quieting the mind. “Can you stop thinking, even for just a few seconds? ” he asks. Those few conscious moments allow for

Admittedly, I still get pretty triggered by people doing things half ass, having low standards, expecting so little of themselves and repeating the same old patterns. It’s painful – especially when it’s people I love the most. Inevitably it forces me to look in the mirror, go within and

I’m not feeling inspired today, so I’m surrendering it all. Getting out of the way. Allowing this vessel I occupy to be used as an instrument for peace, love, compassion and Oneness. It’s easy to get caught up in this Illusion, to think I’m important or

I mess up all the time. Pretty much everyday. I get to choose whether that completely derails me – or whether I begin again in this moment. I get to choose whether I learn from that mis-step and use it to my advantage or let it cripple me. I mess up

It can bring up a lot of emotions, not knowing what’s next, not knowing what my purpose is, not knowing what I’m here to do, not knowing what tomorrow will bring – or even today. I don’t like not feeling in control. But the truth is, embracing the

We can learn so much from our little furry friends when we slow down and really appreciate their being-ness. Our cat, Koby, is my little buddy and one of my favourite teachers. He follows me everywhere. He sits outside with me when I read in the mornings, he checks in

Everything happens for you – not to you. Thank you for being my gift. Through you, I’ve had the opportunity to grow, learn lessons, self reflect, get honest with myself, heal some deep hurts, acknowledge patterns and shine a bright light on all of the places where I still have

It’s painful, often paralyzing and quite frankly – it’s cost me a lot. That loud “judgy” voice in my head that wants everything to be perfect, that expects things to be awesome out the gate – well, expects ME to be awesome out the gate. So unrealistic. So lacking in