Displaying items by tag: Clutter

Thursday, 26 March 2015 16:07

Spring Has Sprung

Time to make a clutter-free space
in our homes and our minds

0213 sln a Bird HouseBird House #6 created by Jill for her book,
Create the Space You Deserve, 2008

So what does falling in love, clearing the clutter, and quieting the mind all have to do with each other?

Are we loving who we are and what we are creating? Over and over we say “we love this,” “we love that.” So what exactly is the “this” and the “that” we so love?

Our homes are often a mirror of how we feel about ourselves. Have we invested in this relationship? The surprising and wonderful thing about this relationship is when we are engaged with our homes they give back. They comfort, they wrap their arms around us when we walk in, we sleep well, and are inspired to welcome others into our homes.

0213 sln a House

Published in Jill Butlers Blog
Monday, 03 March 2014 19:00

Clear the Clutter

More Possibilities for Clearing the Clutter with Jill

When:  March 22, 2014 from 3 to 4 pm, followed by wine, cheese and conversations

Where:  Saybrook Point Inn

Published in Jill in Motion
Wednesday, 22 January 2014 12:12

Workshop: Clear the Clutter

A workshop facilitated by Jill Butler

When:  Saturday, March 1, 2014 from 9:15 to 12:30 pm

Where:  Spiritual Life Center, Anam Cara Room,  West Hartford, CT  06107

Published in Jill in Motion
Monday, 03 February 2014 12:35

Love, Clutter, Quieting the Mind

Love is in the air! Valentine’s Day is mid-month, and the promise of spring creates the desire for new beginnings. Really, spring will arrive!

I love presenting programs at the Spiritual Life Center because it offers a breath of fresh air; the unexpected space of the Anam Cara library and the prevailing energy of peacefulness.

So what does clearing the clutter, quieting the mind, and falling in love, have to do with each other? 

I know of no other way of falling in love with the new than the clearing of the clutter in our lives.  Clearing the old causes us to pause, to be selective, to be disciplined and extremely courageous to throw out the over-used, under-served and worn-out stuff of both our material possessions and our habitual thinking. 

I selfishly present this program every Spring just so I can pay attention to this process. So, if you too are wanting to fall in love with your life, to re-engage with what matters most, or create a supportive or sacred space, join me with the exceptional folks at The Spiritual Life Center in the Anam Cara library on March 1.

Published in Jill Butlers Blog