I am on Facebook under Princess WOW! if any of you dear readers would like to follow what my husband, Roland Mousaa aka Prince POW WOW, are up to. He has a brand new FB page, Victorio Roland Mousaa. Its his music page where we will be selling his Native folk music, which has been compared to Woody Guthrie by The New York Times, and Richie Havens. His amazing website is www.rolandechobirds.com. My website is www.theprincessofwow.com. You can see and hear us singing The Smile Revolution Song! We wrote it together and it will make you smile and laugh!
May you all give and receive many genuine smiles today and always. I am so delighted that you are here! Welcome! You are fresh and new everyday! Every moment is new. You are an ageless wonder, expressing qualities at different stages. I wish you many blessings. Please count your blessings because when you do, you become open to receiving more good. We all have challenges..
" Waking up this morning, I smile. 24 brand new hours are before me. I vow to live more fully in each moment and to look at all beings with eyes of compassion."
He is a Buddhist Monk in Plum Village who writes wonderful books and often talks about smiling.
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This is from the book, The Healing Power of Humor by Allen Klein
"If indeed faking a smile is as beneficial as doing it for real, then go ahead and do it. SMILE. How do you feel when you are smiling? Now. frown and notice how you are feeling. Okay. Now go back to your normal face, whatever that is. Maybe you noticed that it felt better to smile than not to. And perhaps you will do it more often. If you are still having trouble smiling, try what Virginia Tooper does. She has a 6 inch cardboard cutout smile with an elastic band on it. When she does not feel like smiling, she puts it on. Then she looks in the mirror. Suddenly a real smile happens under the cardboard one."