Harmonious Healing Massage Therapy

01/10/2026

Come check out the new location ( since August)
Have Tea and do a little exhaling. Monday January 12, 6:30. Bring a friend!

01/10/2026

Taking a big leap on planning a brand new Canadian Spirit Quest Tour for 2026. Stay tuned!

01/09/2026

Regardless of age!!

01/09/2026

Trish DiBrito Young

01/09/2026

Actively seeking a mindful LMT to join me in my abundant massage practice. Full time, part time. Both available. Amazing environment.

01/09/2026

We live in a world that teaches us to celebrate what we can buy, but when life is over, people will celebrate how you made them feel. Your warmth, kindness, and integrity. The way you showed up when it mattered.

We’re encouraged to chase success that looks good from the outside. Promotions, possessions, milestones that signal we’ve “made it.” Yet the impact that truly lasts is softer, such as the patience you showed when someone was struggling, the compassion you offered when it would have been easier to walk away, and the way you treated people when there was nothing to gain.

Somewhere along the way, we started measuring wealth by what’s visible, forgetting that the greatest riches are often the quietest. They live in what we give, like a listening ear, a gentle word, or a presence that makes others feel safe, seen, and valued. And they live in what we hold, the breath in our lungs, inner peace, and a sense of wholeness.

Of course, financial security matters, and there’s nothing wrong with enjoying the things you’re drawn to and have worked hard for. These things can bring comfort and joy, support your growth and healing, and create opportunity. But when success becomes only about what you own and what’s external, you risk missing the deeper purpose of why you’re here at all: to love, uplift, and leave people better than you found them.

At the end of your life, the majority won’t measure your legacy in possessions, but in hearts touched. Not in status, but in service. Not in applause, but in the gentle gratitude of those whose lives were changed by your kindness.

That is real wealth. And the beautiful truth is, you don’t have to wait to be rich one day. You become wealthy every time you choose compassion, empathy, and love, even when it would be easier to choose indifference, ego, and cruelty.

01/09/2026

We often find ourselves caught up in the rush of life, chasing dreams, accumulating possessions, and looking for success in the material. Yet, true greatness lies in the quiet, compassionate acts we extend to others, especially those most in need. This retired police officer, having served in a demanding profession, now dedicates his time to washing the clothes of the homeless. With just a converted bus and a kind heart, he's offering more than just cleanliness—he’s offering dignity.

Science shows that acts of kindness are not only good for others but are deeply rewarding for us too. Our brains release endorphins when we perform altruistic deeds, giving us a sense of joy and fulfillment. It’s as if the universe rewards kindness in real-time, weaving us closer together in the fabric of humanity.

In a world that often feels divided by borders, class, and wealth, the simplest acts of love—whether it’s washing someone’s clothes or lending a hand—help bridge those gaps. Imagine if we all embraced this kind of generosity, creating a community that is bound by empathy and compassion.

Today, let’s reflect: What small act of kindness can we perform to make someone’s life a little easier? Share your thoughts and experiences with us. ✨🧑‍🤝‍🧑

01/09/2026

🧘‍♀️ Sometimes the bravest thing we can do is pause

No fixing. No figuring it all out

Just breathing… trusting… and allowing life to meet us where we are

If you’re in a season of not knowing, you’re not alone here

This space holds you just as you are 🤍

✨ What helps you let go when your mind wants a plan?
✨ Or what are you learning to trust right now?

Share if it feels right or simply sit with the energy of this message today

With love always
Sarah ###

01/09/2026