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Self Improvement
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Transitions, Transformation & Transcendence
Change is good. At least that's what they say. But so often we find it difficult to change. We want to hold on to things, to the status quo. Luann Robinson Hull discusses the essential truths of Spring, and the cycle of rebirth that occurs, in the profound example of the caterpillar turned butterfly. If we can learn to allow life's transformations what glorious wings we will spread!
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What Are You Tolerating?
We all tolerate things both large and small. Truth is these little annoying things we step over and work around are stealing our focus, energy and time. The simple act of writing down what you tolerate may help you decide to take these tolerations on and rid your life of what doesn't support you.
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How Much Joy and Happiness Can You Hold?
As humans we have a harder time staying in joy and happiness than we do in pain and struggle. Joy is a very high, clear vibration in which life flows effortlessly and gracefully. Pain is a slow, low vibration that attracts disharmony and upset into our life. When we are in pain and are struggling, we are cut off from our natural connection to the heavens.
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Thoughts To Ponder - #131
These little known quotes by Deepak Chopra are worth contemplating. Deepak Chopra, M.D. born and raised in New Delhi, India, is a medical doctor and writer extensively on spirituality and diverse topics in mind-body medicine. His main influences are two: the teachings of Vedanta and the Bhagavad Gita from his native India and quantum physics. Part VII - VII
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Water Ripples
In your daily life, spreading a bit of cheer and support towards people can make a big difference in their lives. Whether it be a simple act of encouragement or smile to brighten the day is an impacting event that can set off a wave of great things.
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Life Experience - Why?
We do not like the air of a person who isn't degreed when we are ourselves degreed. Why?
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Strength In Our Weakness
Our weakness or flaws are thorns that needs careful handling through determination and examination of our selves with honesty.
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The Upper Crust
We live in a global economy. Technologies are developed faster than they are learned. Reliable jobs have ceased to exist. Survivalists CREATE niches and jobs to acquire wealth - and some ARE at exponential rates. Are these are the Upper Crust of society - the wheelers, dealers, spin doctors... the folks that make wealth happen?
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People on Purpose
When one lives with a purpose they will know unprecedented peace, power and profit when they discover their own Magnificent Obsession and give themselves permission to win at all costs. Do you have what it takes?
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The Method of Photoreading
Photoreading: scam or reality? Discover whether photoreading really works and whether you need to splash out on a deluxe photoreading course to be able to learn how to photo read.
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