Tuesday, June 24, 2014

NJoy Consignment - Round 1

Hi all! Thank you so much for your support and reading my words, ideas, and thoughts! I hope that they have connected and resonated with you in one way or another. I truly appreciate and feel blessed that you take the time to read what I post. 

I have been doing some very late in the season 'spring cleaning' and have decided to sell some of my clothes! Many have never been worn, tags still on, and the rest are in great condition, only worn a few times. So take a look! If you are interested you can contact me and I can send you more pictures & info. I will ship the clothes to you at an additional cost. However, if you are in the area, you can just pick the clothes up! Payment will be made through Venmo, or cash if you are local! 

Please contact me via email with any questions and inquiries! Thank you all so much! Enjoy shopping :) 

Current/Elliot - Size 29 - Floral Jeans - Never Worn
$75

Alice & Olivia for Scoop - Size Small - White Silk Dress, fitted at bottom - Lightly worn 
$45

Rebecca Taylor - Size 6 - Silk floral maxi dress in turquoise and pink - Tag still attached, never worn
$80

 Rebecca Taylor - Size 4 - Floral tank top, silk in front, grey cotton on back - Lightly worn
$30

Rebecca Taylor - Size 4 - Silk floral tank top - lightly worn, very good condition
$30

Millau - Size M - Turquoise racerback tank with small bows along back strap - Never Worn
$25

Tibi - Size S - Strapless pink graphic dress - Tags attached, never worn
$75

Robbi &  Nikki - Size M - White silk 3/4 sleeve blouse, sheet with built in tank underneath - Never worn
$45

Shoshanna - Size 6 - Yellow & White lace one sleeve dress - Tags attached, never worn
$100

Missoni - Size 6 - 3/4 length sleeve v-neck dress, white black and pink - Great condition
$50

Finders Keepers Label - Size 8 (Runs small) - Silk and lace romper - Tags attached, never worn
$60

Beyond Vintage - Size M - Silk 3/4 length sleeve with delicate detailing- Good condition
$45

Parker - Size M - Silk Blouse with sheer paneling and lace details - Never Worn
$55

Nanette Lepore - Size 2 - Red and white floral silk dress - worn once
$75

Anna Sui - Size 4 - Chiffon strapless dress with elephant and floral pattern - Tags attached, never worn
$120 (From $198)

Viereck - Size M - Blue silk dress with draped neckline, cinches at waist - Never worn
$60
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Keep your eyes peeled for another round coming up soon! 

xx nance 

Friday, June 20, 2014

Summer Solstice Mantra


Happy Summer Solstice! The summer season is upon us, and is marked by the longest day of the year. Tomorrow we will receive sun, sun, sun, and more sun! Shining down upon us, late into the evening. The culmination of our growing light from winter, through spring, coming to it's apex. We have traveled, explored, rearranged, reawakened, and opened ourselves up to receive this enlightenment. To receive this long day, filled with celebration. Filled with joy, laughter. The light pours over us, covering us in it's glory. Giving us the utmost time to enjoy, to live freely in jubilance. 

So set yourself free, if not always, at least tomorrow! Let the light in, let it seep into your bones, into your soul. Let that richness and fullness cover you head to toe. And then share this light. Share your light. 

Summer Solstice Mantra: I am a being of light and love. I receive freely, openly, and playfully. I am the truest form of myself, and my authenticity and uniqueness shines. I bask in the sun, in the shining light. I bask in the universes' unwavering support. I feel whole. I feel connected. I feel open. I feel radiant. I celebrate the journey that brought me to this glorious summer day. I am a catalyst of light and love. 

Wednesday, May 28, 2014

Illuminated


And with a pinch of fear, I took the leap
with a touch of fear, I let what I knew so well, go
with an inkling of fear, I gave in, and chose the path I desired
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where the light shined down for me


the light drove out the fears
the light cleared the way
the light crept in where shadows once were
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all was illuminated


and with growing confidence, i felt stronger than before
bright - sweet- light - bliss - loved
this is my place - this is the right path
i am loved - i am supported
this world is beautiful - it holds us up 
it takes us to where we exactly are meant to be
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live in this illumination

Monday, April 7, 2014

A New Perspective


One of the healthiest things we can do in this life is to open our minds. Open up to new possibility, to new experiences. To open ourselves to have a new point of view, or at least accept other views.  To explore what we may have never explored before. To be open to changing our perspective.

One story I like to share from time to time in my classes is about a villager and his family. A villager lived in a small house with his wife, mother in law, six children, a cow, and some chickens. It was driving his absolutely crazy! So, he sought out a rabbi for advice. The rabbi told him he could solve the problem…buy a goat. Overjoyed, the man went and bought himself a goat. So now he had his wife, mother in law, six children, a cow, chickens…and a goat. The house was even more chaotic. Frustrated, he returned to the rabbi and told him about the chaos. Once again, the rabbi told him he could fix the problem….sell the goat. The villager went home and sold his goat. Suddenly all he had was his wife, mother in law, six children, a cow, and some chickens. Things were positively peaceful without that goat.

Order is just chaos repeated twice.

We should work to find a way of seeing that creates opportunities for us to better ourselves and to recognize ourselves better. When we cling to one point of view, we limit our ability to see what is right before us. All of life’s challenges, if we learn to pay attention, can broaden our perspective. These challenges help distinguish important from unimportant. We learn from this expansion of our mindset, we gain more wisdom. It is with wisdom that we have clarity of perspective.


“Enlightenment is in fact, nothing more and nothing less than a radical change of perspective.” – Judith Lasater

Monday, March 31, 2014

self-exploration


“I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I intended to be” – Douglas Adams

The mindful practice of yoga is one of revelation….of exploration. We explore in order to revel ourselves, to ourself. To truly get to know whom we are. It is an on-going journey of self-exploration. Yoga is the original mind-body workout….it is meditation in action.

I came to yoga originally for the physical aspects, to sweat and stretch, to work my body. But once I began, I realized the mental clarity I felt after each practice. I wanted more. I wanted to explore, and keep exploring. I wanted to reach within, get to know myself. Yoga became a process of self exploration for me, a process of healing. My body felt balanced, inside and out. My energy was up, yet I was relaxed. Yoga gave me patience and resilience. It has taught me how to cope with the stresses of life. Yoga has given me a more balanced state of mind. And don’t get me wrong, I’m not a master at any of those feelings or tapping into them. It’s an ongoing process of self relazation. I practice and continue on my journey of yoga to explore. To know more.

It’s easy to get lost, confused, feel uncertain, resistant. It’s in those times that we are lost we can really get to know ourselves. We learn how to cope, how to move forward. We turn inward. When we are in places that feel foreign, even when we travel somewhere new, our outer world changes. It forces us to go inside to what we know. We sit there and explore. We see who we are.

I urge you to keep asking questions, keep excavating, inquiring, learning. When you feel something, get to know it even better. Explore that feeling. Know what sensations arise within, how your body physically reacts. Life is crazy, it’s a whirlwind everyday with all that we have to do. Make sure you take a little time each day to slow down.


Make sure you explore. And then explore some more.

Monday, March 24, 2014

hello spring!


We made it - we finally made it. Spring has sprung. And we welcomed it with very open arms. Across the street from my house, little flowers are sprouting up from the earth....puts a smile on my face every day! Spring is a time for reawakening, for growth, for change. Spring is a magical time of the year. 

The word spring means to jump, to move forward, to arise from. We have finally moved forward out of winter. Arising out of hibernation - jumping in joy that the days are longer, the sun is warmer, the earth is greener. Our skin begins to glow. Our hearts open up - we are filled with lightness. 

Spring is a time of realization. We are reunited, since we never truly separated in the first place. And as you live, breath, do, and be....in yoga or in life....we get flashes of this remembrance. We tune in. The more you notice those moments where you feel a knowing that goes beyond the mind and to your heart, a knowing that yes you are this beautiful physical form - but also much more. Your essence is pure, flawless and truly divine. When something emerges that is deeper than you thought possible - that power shines through. That power makes you light in the heart. 

Life gives you exactly what you need to reawaken and move from the darkness and into the light. 

Embrace Spring - Jump with joy - Be green - Buy a flower - Plant a tree - Open you heart - Live light - Welcome change - Experience growth - Love this time. 


Tuesday, February 18, 2014

yoga schedule


Come out and flow with me in the beautiful dance and art that is yoga! 

Monday
4:15 Kids Program @ Darien YMCA

Tuesday
4pm @ Be Shri Yoga in Greenwich
6:30pm @ Yoga Vie in Port Chester 

Wednesday
10:30am @ Carozza Fitness in Stamford
12pm @ M3Yoga in Westport
4:15pm @ Yoga Vie in Port Chester

Thursday
7:30pm @ Carozza Fitness in Stamford

Friday
4:30pm @ Intensity Fitness in Norwalk

*live gloriously in the power of love*