Cap Go Meh is the 15th day in the Chinese Lunar Year, the first full moon of the year.

In China it is also known as the Lantern festival.

In South-East Asia, Cap Go Meh is sometimes called the Chinese Valentine Day, because it is a day when young unmarried women gather to toss tangerines into the sea, in a hope that their future spouse will pick it up.

Grow In Love

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It’s Valentines day, a wonderful opportunity for us all to reconnect with Universal Laws.

Although some people consider Valentines Day too commercial, and I understand that, it is still an opportunity to remind ourselves of the importance of love in our lives. It is an opportunity to thank people and to rekindle our spirit of gratitude and generosity.

Valentines Day, for me, is a reminder of what is required everyday of my life in order to bring happiness to others. It is a day of priority, a day we become present with someone, a day of thankfulness, gratitude and appreciation. Valentines day is a day we turn down our phone, and turn up in love.

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Appreciate, or depreciate!

‘Riches serve a wise man but command a fool’

- English proverb

I would like to share with you some of the views of Dr. John Demartini one of the teachers in The Secret talking about the Law of Attraction and money.

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Gung Hay Fat Chow

Here is a special message from me to you.

In preparation for the Chinese New Year 2008 - Year of the Rat - here is how the Chinese prepare themselves for a WEALTHY year ahead….you might want to follow suit:

Cleaning house: The entire house should be cleaned before New Year’s Day. On New Year’s Eve, all brooms, brushes, dusters, dust pans and other cleaning equipment is put away.

Sweeping or dusting should not be done on New Year’s Day, for fear that good fortune will be swept away.

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There are a lot tangible benefits to organization, but did you know that organizing your personal space may also deliver positive mental and spiritual benefits?

Purging your home and workplace from jumble and unneeded items can symbolize a deeper process of cleansing and purification. As you cast aside old, worthless jumble and better organize what’s left, you’re effectively creating a sensation of lightness and freedom that can benefit you both mentally and spiritually.

On an active level, the effects of cleaning and de-cluttering may be even more profound because the process clears up stagnancy and calls in a flow of fresh, invigorating energy (also called “chi,” “ki,” or “qi” – which means “universal life energy”).

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… asked:

i have low self esteem, my bad list goes on and on, i am on the verge of bad things? idk wat to do. i can’t spell,type, lok pretty, i really want a guy in my life, no one ever ask me out. i am in eigth grade and no one likes me. im stupid and insecure aobut everything, this is more than hormones, i find my self haveing i dyeing need for attention. like bad thoughts about how to get attention, please help me? what do i do to get my self esteem up? i am so friking lazy, GAWD! help me!~!!!!j s;o dihr ahgd h
help me please