One of the most re-occurring contemplations that occupy my mind is that of ABUNDANCE… I spent a whole summer trying to find abundance through butter; please ask me about it when you see me next.
As we come to celebrate the harvest time, it could seem that we don’t have enough, and yet if we take the time to stop and become a receptacle of the always abundant power of the universe we can see how many amazing thing are always available to us. On that spirit, I decided to share some of my favorite sites that are available to all of us that have access to the Internet.
Mint.com - The best free way to manage your money.
Mint brings all your financial accounts together online or on your mobile device, automatically categorizes your transactions, lets you set budgets and helps you achieve your savings goals. This may be a scary thing to do, but it really pays off to have a personal secretary keeping track of your expenses and your INCOME!
elsiesyogakula.com - Amazing free way to practice Anusara yoga on the go
Elsie is this fabulous Anusara yoga teacher that has been my cyber teacher for years. I absolutely love her Free Online Yoga Classes. She also has a very cool App available for your mobile devices.
There are over 80 audio yoga classes on the site. They range from basic yoga/beginner yoga classes to more advanced yoga practices. The length of the classes also varies. Classes can be from 45 min to 90 minutes. The average class runs about 75 minutes.
You can find those classes easily via the categories on the side bar, as they’ve been split up for greater accessibility. Each class has it’s own post, that begins with a small intro article, a link to the mp3 file, which you can download or stream directly from your computer or mobile device and the corresponding sequence of classes highlighted by pictures.
Dropbox - Best free way to store and share electronic files online
My friend Xavier introduced me to this service. For those of us that are not willing dedicate time to technology this is the perfect "cloud computing" site. It is the easiest way to share documents of all kind among all your computers and with other people.
Dropbox is a free service that lets you bring your photos, docs, and videos anywhere and share them easily. Dropbox was founded in 2007 by Drew Houston and Arash Ferdowsi, two MIT students tired of emailing files to themselves to work from more than one computer.
Today, more than 25 million people across every continent use Dropbox to always have their stuff at hand, share with family and friends, and work on team projects.
