So many of us are at home at this time, staying safe by working and teaching our children remotely. But, being at home for long periods of time can result in feelings of cabin fever or even anxiety. Perhaps you've invested in updates or improvement projects for your home that you've long wished to tackle, or perhaps you've created a new cozy nook for your workspace, your children's learning area, or your reading area. We're now entering the season of winter here in the Midwest (as is the norm with our Minnesota seasons, we seemed to have switched from comfortable and beautiful autumn into a six-inch snowfall with little warning). Many of us here in the Midwest spend so much time

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Melissa Alvarez, author of Your Psychic Self, 365 Ways to Raise Your Frequecy, Animal Frequency, Believe and Receive, and the new Simplicity of Cozy. Living a cozy life is much more than just making your environment comfortable and warm, more than the materialistic, and more than rushing through the day just to get things done. It is much, much deeper and more powerful than the things that we do. The spiritual side of living a cozy life is when we allow our connection to our soul essence and our spiritual path to become a priority in the way we live, the way we interact with others, and in our beliefs. When you're aware of your own