There are three class projects, feel free to participate in just one or all!

Introduce yourself:
- Say Hello, tell us a little bit about you or share how you came to find this class. I love getting to know my students.
Affirmation Project:
- What is an affirmation?
  - An affirmation is a phrase or sentence that reflects how you want to be in a way that affirms it to be true, or on its way to becoming true. Simple affirmations are: I am love. I am peace. I am surrounded by beauty. I am safe.
- In the community section below this class I want you to post three affirmations you created for your own personal self. If you feel brave enough please also share the negative associated with that positive affirmation. For Example, when I have a thought like " I am so behind in life, I should be there and I'm not" I change it to " I am exactly where I need to be" or simplified " I am peace, I am flowing". I look forward to seeing your affirmations.
Fun Photo: Remeber when I asked you to make sure you take time to reward yourself with something that fills you with joy? I want you to post a picture of you actively doing what brings you joy! Whether that be a type of exercise, or playing with your pets, or kids, or creating that art project you've wanted to start. Capture your moment and share it to the class project.

I'm going to share my story and my photo with you all. I loved horses, I found them majestic and I always wanted to learn to ride but I was terrified. I didn't fully understand why I was afraid until I read somewhere that if you're afraid of a certain animal its because it is reflecting of your weaknesses, your shadow animal. So I was afraid of horses because I wouldn't allow myself to be who I truly was, and I felt worthless. After I had been working on myself and practicing these self-love exercises I finally decided it was time to ride. I was a little nervous but it was worth it! I had so much fun and I couldn't stop smiling. This is a picture of myself and Oberon in our True Power!

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Charles Kessler

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