Previous Newsletters

Realistic Goals or Pipe Dreams?
Tuesday 6th May, 2008
Salaams welcome and hello to my May newsletter. 2008 has been moving faster than any year I can remember, and it seems that lots of people are still in March in one way or another. Time does not stop for anyone does it, so it may be a good time to reflect on what you have achieved so far. We start...

Spring is a wonderful time of year
Thursday 3rd April, 2008
Salaams, hello and welcome to my April Newsletter. Spring is such a wonderful time of year isn’t it? The days are becoming longer, and that has an impact on our energy as well. You may have found yourself experiencing a bit of that “get up and go” feeling. We have been discussing goal setting sin...

10 Tips on Healing A Crisis
Wednesday 12th March, 2008
We all know that bad things can, and do, happen to good people. Difficulties come in varying degrees and Muslims believe that Allah gives us what we can handle. We can often make sense of events such as death, disease, or a natural disaster. But what about when someone else uses their free will to h...

How Measurable Are Your Goals This March?
Monday 3rd March, 2008
Salaams, hello and welcome to my March Newsletter. This has been a special year so far with the two lunar eclipses recently. You may well have noticed sluggishness in your energy levels; this is normal for this time of year. The good news is that change is on its way soon with the spring equinox and...

Goal Setting...How do you do it?
Friday 1st February, 2008
Salaams, hello, and welcome to My February Newsletter. 2008 is already well on the way it seems as January has gone by rather quickly. If you read last month’s newsletter, you may recall that we were talking about setting “goals” this year as opposed to “resolutions.” S...

Make Your Resolution Count
Wednesday 2nd January, 2008
Salaams and hello everyone! Here’s wishing you a very happy 2008. The New Year is a wonderful time isn’t it? It signals new beginnings, and gives us an opportunity to create closure where it may be appropriate. Keeping in the spirit of new beginnings, I would like to welcome you to Make ...