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(Re) Create all the areas of your life with the Bagua in 2018


Happy New Year!
     Actually. I am more of a Chinese New Year type of person. Here is a Bagua and eight trigrams used in Taoist cosmology to contemplate on while we move into a new cycle of life. May you find these areas of your life in good standing and having joyful experiences of continual positive growth and prosperity.


I am reading a self-help book I read every year called the "Language of Letting Go by Melody Beattie."   It has a new lesson for the day for each day of the year. These were the questions to ponder for the New Year. I am still dialing these answers in for myself and my life.  Maybe you would like to write your thoughts down down on a piece of paper. May you have a few hours of time to create your New Year's thoughts as affirmations for you, your life. Cheers to you and your ability to choose. Then let it go.


  1. What would you like to accomplish? 
  2. What good would you like to attract into your life 
  3. What particular areas of growth would like to have happen to you? 
  4. What blocks, or character defects, would you like to have removed? 
  5. What would you like to attain? 
  6. Little things and big things? 
  7. Where would you like to go? 
  8. What would you like to have happen in friendship and love? 
  9. What would you like to have happen in your family life? 
  10. What problems would you like to see solved? 
  11. What decisions would you like to make? 
  12. What would you like to happen in your career? 
  13. What would you like to see happen inside and around you?

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