The Amused Muse

Play with Simple Gratitudes in a Profound Way

 

Everyone who has played this game along with us over the years has walked away with some very affirming new ideas about the great fullness of life and some intriguing ways to play with simple gratitude, appreciation and thankfulness. It's simplicity is what makes it profound. Be curious.!

 

We engage with a new activity daily

You can create a simple or intense experience each day. Let curiosity be your guide and allow play to enter into the manner in which you carry out the activity for a more joyful and innovative approach to how you play. 

Take the simple instruction and see how fully you can implement the idea into each day.

1. You will receive a daily contact

 

We engage daily for inspiration, sharing and questions

Choose your time and commit to an hour of engagement and you will notice a more rewarding experience. We all are busy, this is a chance to develop yourself in a simple and indepth manner. You will discover much more about yourself, the human condition and appreciate understanding something new and inspiring to engage in post experience as well. 

2. You will receive a connection to the evening group interactivity

 

We keep it simple, but innovative and playful

This is your chance to experiment, expand and explore possibiilty ...and create opportuntiy. For 12 days engage in letting go and living with a mission, all while you interact with your normal day. 

 

3. How to Win... Participate

• The hardest part of this game is keeping it simple, As humans we want to complicate things.

• The second hardest part is taking ourselves too seriously and letting all that importance stop us from committing to stay with the daily program.  That is how we lose any game in life, when we belive in some other schedule than the one we want to create or be a part of.

• The third challenge is to stop asking the expected questions and shift our perspective and broaden our horizon, 

• Have fun, be curious, enjoy your innovations, reconnect and revitalize what is important. Play with each day. Stop keeping score of what is really and truly not important and engage with what is.