A Sense of 'Self'Feel overwhelmed? Between a magazine career, volunteering, and raising three children abroad, Patty Welch de Llosa ’54 certainly did, leaving her questioning how to find time for herself—and her self. Now a life coach, de Llosa shares a few self-fulfillment tips from her latest book, Finding Time for Your Self: Sit quietly for a moment. Become aware of the presence of an energy in you: the energy of being, different from doing. Every day, ask whether two energies might be calling you. Are you more invested in one than the other? Hurrying expresses a wish to be in the future, speeding yourself away from the present moment. Say “I have time” out loud to send yourself a message to delay action for a nanosecond. Light a candle and focus on it. Return to your doings with the flickering flame in your mind’s eye. Sit still for a moment as you visualize your self still watching the candle. + REFRESH, RECENTER: findingtimeforyourself.com
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Common GoodHow Green Is Your Love?Winter 2017Scott Arboretum-gifted plants and their proud parents. …