Elise Fee
Elise Fee is a Life Mentor, Transformational Coach, Inspirational Speaker and Writer whose business “EliseOnLife” helps clients get a new lease on life. She works with clients all over the world via Skype or telephone, and enjoys speaking to corporate and nonprofit audiences alike. Elise’s many varied life experiences have taught her broader, more expansive ways to view and experience the world and humanity. She enjoys living among the majestic red rocks of Southwest Utah.
Elise is also a winner in the esteemed World Healing World Peace 2012 Poetry Contest. Her entry, “The Tipping Point” finished in the top 3 from submissions all over the Globe.
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The Tipping Point
As a child,
I dreamt
of making a difference.
I perceived actions to be taken
and people to be helped;
only later recognizing
that changing the world
is an internal experience.
When I change my heart
and join with the oneness
of humanity,
the effect plays out
across the planet’s skin
rippling into the lives
of so many unknown, untold others
in ways I can’t begin to fathom --
with miraculous outcomes
unforeseen.
When I go within
to find my clearest essence
and choose to live
from that pure space,
I broadcast my light
like a beacon in the dark sky,
illuminating and brightening
far-off corners of the world,
effecting personal healing
in diverse and unique ways
known only to those who receive.
When I live in my sacred center,
my peace emanates and evokes
a cascading stillness,
silently washing through mankind.
Through my personal awareness,
I have planted the seed
for a peaceful world.
And a miraculous synergy
takes effect
as I and you and we
do the same.
An energetic root system
connects us to one another --
tapped into mother earth,
sustained on the life-support
of our love and unity.
Collectively we create
wellsprings of peace
within us
until we reach
that magical tipping point.
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Foreword
Though ultimately, the only person who can teach you about personal growth and enlightenment is yourself, it is nevertheless comforting to have an inspired guide. Elise Fee is such a spiritual “enlightener.” Her poems best explain the myriad ways we can approach the mystical phenomenon of discovering self.
Ms. Fee’s poetry collection
embodied in The Spiritual Human
assumes we will do some following, but not in the traditional sense. She encourages us to follow our
knowing, follow our soul’s direction, and in utter simplicity, learn to
trust—ourselves.
There is nothing pretentious in the Fee poems. Devoid of even punctuation distracters, all restraining filters have been removed. What remains are finely sifted thoughts, open-hearted discoveries, gossamer gatherings from the cosmos to the karmic.
To experience The Spiritual Human poems is to become our own archeologists. Delving into our inherent human natures, the storms of our feelings, the dust of the past and present, we are supported to go risking to know ourselves through deep explorations on personal walkabouts.
Our reward, if we can “stay in this place of letting go” and “giving away our power” is for each of us to “feel at home in our own skin.” She reminds us that “love is what we seek, yet already have.”
These poems are simple yet far from simplistically ho hum. They help us wrestle in the realm of the “solid and shaped” of matter and beyond into the “mystical and etheric” of spirit. Tethered to our humanness, we are so much more. Always our individual dances in “this waltz of life are pulsing with the rhythm of love.” That love is inherent in our daily lives in limitless variations on the universal themes.
Moving from our individual selves into relationships with others, and the wider world of the planet, brings to full fruition the journey we must take within ourselves. In her poem “What If,” the message is clear: “I can only understand another once I find myself.”
I’ll Love You from Here epitomizes the acceptance of another loved one’s character while taking care of self. “I decided to love myself more. I knew you should stay there. I’ll love you from here.” (punctuation my own).
Being able to illuminate our own beautiful souls empowers us to find the “unending wave of compassion and understanding” in others.
The Spiritual Human is not a book for the faint of heart but a power-infused beacon of hope for a better world in “a sublime expression of love and joy.”
Caroll Louise Shreeve
Author ~ Illustrator of Life Is Good, a guided gratitude journal,
interactive poetry with creative prompting activities.
Her novel The Wind Remembers is available on Kindle and in paperback on Amazon.
Robin Rousseau Reviews
The Spiritual Human : A Poetic Guide to Life on Earth by Elise Fee
The Spiritual Human: A Poetic Guide to Life on Earth is book of poetry for the 21st century. Unlike poetry from the Victorian Days, Elise's poems are relevant and inspirational for issues we deal with today in our modern world. Her poems give the reader a sense of self confidence to keep going through these times of turbulent change.
Through the art of the written word,
she says, I stand here with you in spirit as a
friend, someone to hold you up when no one else will. We move
through these times together, me as you and you as me.
Here is a poem from The Spiritual Human: A Poetic Guide to Life on Earth :
The Privilege of Life
to be here
at this time
of great transformation
and change
to be present
on this planet
that breathes love
into our every pore
to be living
connected to all
feeling the individual
and collective nature
of everyone
to be aware
of my thoughts
feelings
choices
actions
to be here, now
is the greatest
privilege of life
I loved this book and encourage you to curl up with it on the couch like it's your new best friend. If you don't like the old fashioned poetry with dramatic declarations of love and loss, you'll appreciate this treat. It's a book for your issues and your time in history.
Everything and Nothing
when i look within my essence
and sense the true nature of me
i come face to face with everything
i can look at the chaos out there
the crashes, tumults and uproars
and know that it is nothing
when i allow the weight of the world
to rest upon my shoulders
it feels like everything
when i allow the beauty of life
to permeate my soul
it’s easy to dissolve into nothing
Her chapters include: The Human
Scene, Feeling it All, Finding God Within, A New Perspective, A Wider Circle of
Love, When Souls Collide, All for One, The Spiritual Human
Spend some time with beautiful book of poetry and you'll feel a renewed sense of peace. Keep it close by for moments when you need a friend to help you through the fog of life and let it guide you to the next step.
Robin Rousseau’s Blog
http://explorebeyondtheusual.blogspot.com/2012/11/robin-rousseau-reviews-spiritual-human.html
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