Tara Mohr

But more important to me is that what I see them doing with the tools is always about making their communities and their world that more sane, humane place.

That's my deep, deep

Tell me what is your morning practice?

Okay.

So I like to start in the morning.

I like to turn my day over to like a larger spiritual power.

So I will literally, I lie in bed.

Most of the time I'm not woken up by a child.

These days are a little older now.

So I can lie in bed and just say, I turn over my day to you.

big, you know, you with a capital Y, may I hear your voice today?

And I like actually to often picture, you know, those photos of the night sky with like the solar system where you can see the planets.

I guess it's all the time sky.

It's not really the night sky.

So I like to picture the spheres of the planets in the morning and just think about the beauty and the intelligence that is informing this whole process.

existence that to me that image is like okay something is at work here and it really knows what it's doing so let me remember that I'm part of that and I'm like within that and listen to a larger energy than just my own mental chatter today what an awesome way to like start the day what's the last thing you do before you go to bed at night I usually write down a gratitude list

and from the day.

And, um, and then I write down a list of things I'm turning over to the, to the sacred.

So it might be like this issue with this kid, this question in my business, this big event that's coming up.

I'm just sort of saying, let me turn it over to a larger wisdom and I'll do my part, but I'm not going to do it with a clenched fist of, uh, willfulness.