Unleash My Own Goddess

I’m 41 years old and am in full self-discovery mode. I am enjoying myself and my life, immensely. As I let go of the many things that do not benefit me (both new and old), I see and feel more clearly and deeply. I am feeling more whole within myself. With that, my creative side has been bursting at the seams.One day, I was perusing through my house-warming pictures and came across the Cinco Divas photo (see photo in album from left to right: Faye, Aysun, me, Emanuela, and Jill). I thought to myself, “Wow, I have some really gorgeous girlfriends, both inside and out and they are all amazing.” A couple of days later, I thought to myself, “We should do a Goddess Calendar.” I put it out to there and was supported universally. I called a good buddy of mine, a beautiful, well-rounded, incredibly smart, talented man and photographer extraordinaire aka Jason T. Wickes (see his phenomenal photography at www.sdphotowork.comor to inquire about his bodywork contact Jason at [email protected]) and bounced the idea off of him via voicemail. Within a couple of days and from the mountains of Utah, Jt texted me back, “…I’m sooooo shooting your calendar!”When I asked my fellow Goddesses and friends, they were so honored and excited to be in this calendar for various reasons. I was being fully supported by my friends and the universe.My vision was to create this calendar of women who are coming into their power, or have been empowered, or wanting to empower themselves by…Unleashing their Goddess Within.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ May this calendar inspire others to…Unleash Your Own Goddess Within! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ If you like to purchase this beautiful specialty item and calendar (11 x 17), please visit my website at www.gentouchmassage.com. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Please note: A Portion of the net proceeds will be donated to YWCA Becky's House ~ An 18-month transitional residential program for survivors of domestic violence and their children. Ninety percent of the residents complete the program and secure employment and permanent housing.For more information, visit http://www.ywcasandiego.org/programs/violence/becky.php.