Nature is a consistent teacher. She shows through example that nothing stays still. To plan, to prepare is good. However, there is the moment - the now - which must be savored and appreciated.

I'm sitting here at my work table, looking out through the office windows, taking in the view outside. Foggy mists fill vacant spaces between the old, majestic evergreens in our backyard. Fall is gently moving in, nudging all living things, reminding them to prepare for the seasons shift. While listening to melodic music of a famous composer, my mind wanders lightly through memories, plans for the day, preparation for this newsletter and whatever chooses to float through the brain. Thoughts grab my attention in split second timing.

The mind never sleeps. It knows nothing about exhaustion, doesn't care about time and space, and works 24/7 through the brain's phenomenal infrastructure and nervous system network. Amazingly, the mind, (which is totally infinite, cannot be held in the hand nor confined), can destroy, create, build through imagination and thought, what can seem to be impossible. Example, think of the refined technologies that have been developed, the advances in medicine, the mega structures that have been designed, the wonderful art and music created by talented people. It truly is inspiring.

Living the moment is a wonderful habit to develop. I don't know about you but sometimes it is so easy to get totally caught up with setting goals and planning for the future, that stopping and paying attention to what is happening now is totally lost. Special moments of magic are often
missed because our brains are so busy processing what is coming up that we don't even take a deep breath to refresh ourselves and relax. We don't take time to be present, right where we are.

Try this exercise. After reading this, stop and listen. What sounds do you hear? What physical sensations do your perceive? What smells do you smell? Just performing this simple exercise can help you develop your attentiveness in a whole new way. Your whole being becomes alive with an alertness you may have forgotten you have.

Life is a busy proposition. Adapting schedules, changing jobs, death of loved ones, sickness, changing lifestyles, and financial adjustments affect us all. There are times when our dreams, so earnestly worked for, come to pass, changing out lives forever.

Memories are made by living in the now. Enrich yourself today by savoring each wonderful moment that fills your life now. Tomorrow will take form in its own style and time. This is 'now' time....how do you choose to use it? Whatever you do, take pleasure in the fact you are the deciding factor and can make it what you will.
Donna Seebo

A father who had been finding it rather expensive keeping a popular son in high school, returned home one evening to be met at the door by this wife.

Beaming broadly, she gave him a quick kiss and then burst out, "I can't wait to tell you, dear! You know those economy lessons you've been giving Junior? Well, they're finally beginning to bear fruit! He told me today what he wants for his birthday-and it will cost only seventy-five
cents!"

"Well, well!" beamed the delighted father. "And what does he want?"

"Just one little thing," the wife responded. "He wants his own set of keys to the car!"

"The Donna Seebo Show"
'Live' – Monday through Friday, 3-4pm, PST, KLAY radio, 1180AM
Olympia/Tacoma/Seattle and surrounding areas in the Northwest.
You can call in and be 'on air' with Donna from anywhere in the country, and receive a 'free'reading by telephone.
Call in number is (253) 584-1480 or (253) 804-5765.
The theme of the program is 'personal empowerment'. Guests are featured from all over the world and share their knowledge and expertise with you the listening audience. Also during the program I share my mental skills with those of you who call into the program. Informative and fun, you are invited to join me weekdays for "The Donna Seebo Show" where we will "Light Up Your Life With A Little Bit of Insight".

Special Announcement - - - Starting October 1st, 2004, "The Donna
Seebo Show" is expanding into a new hour on KKNW 1150 AM, 4:00 pm to 5:00
pm, Monday through Friday. The format for the second hour will be the same
as the 3-4 hour. The call in telephone number will be announced in the next
newsletter. Coverage will be Western Washington up into Canada. Also the
program will be streamed on the internet so anyone anywhere in the world can
listen to it. More information will be forthcoming in October's newsletter.
**Advertisers: If you have a product or service you would like to have
represented on "The Donna Seebo Show", contact (253) 582-5604 for ad
schedule and rates.
***If you are an author and would like to be a guest on my show,
please send a copy of your book & press release to the address at the bottom
of the newsletter. All materials are reviewed prior to booking an
interview.
Radio Guests for September
September 1....'Try/Decide', Karen Okulicz
September 3....'Rocket Mom', Carolina Fernandez
September 7....'It's OK To Be Neurotic', Frank Bruno
September 8....'Native American in the Land of the Shogun', Frederick Schodt
September 10...'The Craggy Hole In My Heart & The Cat Who Fixed It', Geneen Roth
September 13...'Storm Against the Innocents', Elly Gross
September 15...'I Thought He Was A Speed Bump', Terry Marotta
September 17...'Elder Rage', Jacqueline Marcell
September 20...'The Blackberry Tea Club', Barbara Herri
September 22...'The Cave Creed', Frank Troppe
September 24...'Get Well Now', Tamara Dorris
September 27...'Who R They Anyway?', B.J. Gallagher
September 28...'DeVry University'
September 29...'Commanding the Universe', Andrew Santori
September 30...Remote Broadcast at B&I Public Marketplace on South Tacoma Way. Come on out and be a part of the show.

Upcoming Radio Guests for October
'The Dirty Seven', June Marshall - 'Hip & Knee Replacement', Dr. Grelsamer
'Snow Melting In A Silver Bowl', Nancy Brady Cunningham - 'Parallel Logic',
Clise Phekotak
'Keepers of The Children', Laura Ramirez - '100 Best Things I've Sold on
Ebay', Lynn Dralle
Dr Dorman, Internal Specialist

Special Trip - Alaska - September 2004
I will be coming into Anchorage and Fairbanks during the dates
noted. This will be my last trip for the year.
Fairbanks, Alaska....September20th, Monday to Wednesday afternoon,
September 22nd.
For private appointments call my office @ (800) 872-8852 or (907) 479-3650.
Radio show at KFAR, 3-4pm, callers welcome.
Anchorage, Alaska...September 22nd, Wednesday evening to Sunday
afternoon, September 26th.
For private appointments call my office @ (800) 872-8852 or (907) 277-9501.
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Everyday I have the joyful experience of hearing and sharing stories about people who make a difference in life. Few of them will ever be in headlines of a major newspaper but their demonstration of commitment and giving their best is powerfully effective in its own way. This is one of those stories.

Angela Lewis always knew that she wanted to work with children. It was and still is her deepest passion. She has traveled to various places in the world, like Jamaica, the islands of Tonga, to teach those who needed to learn English, helped with training track-and-field athletes and worked with orphaned children.

She currently lives in West Virginia and is as busy as ever. Involved with her community in various activities, she works with kids and adults enthusiastically, never wavering in her commitment of excellence.

How did she develop this dynamic energy and attitude? She credits the Alice Lloyd College in Kentucky's Appalachian Mountains. The motto of the school is "Appalachia's future leaders are here, just waiting to be educated."

This school is quite special because the applicants, who come in from over 108 counties are guaranteed an education. All financial expenses are covered. The only requirement is that they are expected to return to the region and make a difference. Students work on campus, maintaining the grounds, etc. The attitude is that giving back to the Appalachian community
serves a special purpose. 80% of the alumni do exactly that.

"Giving back," says Angie Lewis, "isn't something you think about. It's just something you do."

As of October 1st, "The Donna Seebo Show will be heard on the KKNW 1150 website on a daily basis. Tell your friends as they too will be able to enjoy the program whenever they like. Further information will be forthcoming in my next newsletter.
Your submissions of stories, jokes are always welcome as are your comments and suggestions.
For authors who would be interested in being interviewed on my program, please send a copy of your book/CD/audio tape publication along with your press kit to the address noted below. All materials are reviewed for content and if accepted, you will be called to schedule a date for an interview. Currently my interviews are booked two months in advance. It is always advisable to follow up with a phone call to be sure that your materials are received by my office.
Frequent inquiries are made about getting copies of "The Donna Seebo Show". We are happy to make copies of any program. Send your request (be sure to include the date of the program) along with a check for $10 to the address noted below. MC/Visa is also accepted-no charge for shipping or handling.

You are always welcome to share this newsletter with anyone and if you have anyone who would like to be added to the subscriber list, just send his or her name and email address to donna@delphiinternational.com. Past newsletters are archived on my website www.delphiinternational.com and you are welcome to review them at any time.

For scheduling of private appointments – (by telephone or in-person), information on gift certificates, speaking engagements, private parties, etc., please contact my office at the telephone number listed at the bottom of this newsletter.

Donna Seebo, International Mental Practitioner/Psychic, Counselor, Award
Winning Author, Speaker, Teacher, Radio/Television Personality and Minister
Host of "The Donna Seebo Show" heard weekdays on KLAY radio 1180 AM, 3-4pm.

**As of October 1st - "The Donna Seebo Show" will be heard on KKNW 1150 AM,
4-5pm.**
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