Another View Magazine Orillia Spring 2014 | Page 4

rehtonA Orillia gnirpS From the Waterview Space By Jacqui Derbecker ...a time to look further inside ourselves for our own inner growth and renewal. It is now a time for the snow melt. I know a lot of us are so looking forward to the fresh new tulips and the faces of the daffodils smiling up at us in the sun. The deep freeze was stopping us in our tracks and we had no choice but to slow down completely. As we enter into Spring, we begin to look further inside ourselves for our own growth and renewal. This Spring Issue contains writers who invite this inner growth and who can teach you how to nurture its depths in order to discover your true self, release old ideas and renew. Whether it be through proper nutrition, exercise, clearing our self-destructive thoughts, reading great quotes or connecting to your feelings at a very deep level. We are excited to introduce the second issue of Another View Orillia and all the writers with their words of wisdom, encouragement and advice. I would suggest you connect with them for further “next steps”. With the Spring issue, we also have a wonderful new online platform for the magazine in addition to the print version. This will allow you to share the magic and inspiration of Another View Magazine with your friends and family by sharing it online! Please find the link to the online edition on the inside the front cover of each issue. We are embracing the growth and renewal of Spring at Another View Magazine, too! Walk into this day with gratitude and know that everything is in perfect plan. ■ Jacqui Derbecker Clairvoyant, Consultant, Teacher, Speaker, Published Author Founder of The Waterview Space 150 Dunlop St. East Unit 106 www.jacquiconsults.com [email protected] 705-737-5079 4 4102 Another View EERF eussI dnoceS weiV By Dr. Jody Snider aillirO The only way that we can live is if we grow. The only way that we can grow is if we change. The only way that we can change is if we learn. The only way we can ecapS iseif rweaW ehT yb dehsilbuP learn w iv et are exposed. And the only way that we can become exposed is if we throw ourselves out into the open. Do it. Throw yourself. - C. Joybell C. The last few months have been ones of significant change for me, and I, like many others, can admit that I’ve strugssenlleW Changetladefinition, different,aN gled with change. & h is, by eH larut unknown. It can be frightening. It is really no wonder we often resist it. The question is, at what cost? enizagaM To resist change is to resist movement and growth. We become stagnant, weighed down. “Stuck” is a term I hear often from the patients in my Naturopathic practice. This resistance can then manifest itself physiologically; disease, fatigue, weight gain, depression, anxiety, and more. What we need to understand is that we create this stagnation, and only we can remove it. As Winter turns to Spring and we come out o