Louise Hay has passed away at the age of 90 and can only be given a nice tribute reminding her great thoughts and her entrepreneurial spirit and the great help and encouragement that have meant her words to many people.
This is the message of Louise Hay on the eve of her birthday:
I'm turning 90 this Saturday. I choose to see my life moving in different directions, all of them just as good. Some things are even better now than in my youth. My younger years were full of fear; at present my days are full of confidence.
My own life did not really begin to make sense until I was in my mid 40s. At the age of 50 I started my writing career on a very small scale. The first year I made a profit of $ 42. At 55 I ventured into the world of computers, which scared me but I took classes and I overcame the fear. Today I have three computers and I travel with my iPad and iPhone everywhere. At 60 I had my first garden. At the same time I enrolled in children's art classes and started painting. To the 70 and 80 was more creative and my life continues being richer and full.
I still write, lecture, teach through my actions. I am constantly reading and studying. I own a very successful publishing house and I have two non-profit organizations. I am a dedicated organic gardener. I grow most of my own food. I love people and parties. I have a lot of loving friends. I have traveled extensively. I am still painting and taking classes. My life has become a treasure trove of experiences.
I want to help you create a conscious idea of your last years, so that you realize that these can be the most rewarding years of your life. I want you to know that your future is always bright, no matter what your age. Watch your last years become your treasure years.
Instead of just getting old and giving up and dying, let's learn how to make a great contribution to life. We have the time, we have the knowledge and we have the wisdom to move through the world with love and power.
Take a step forward, use your voice, come out to the world and live!
With love,
Louise Hay
