Yoga, Meditation, Pranic Healing, Sound Therapy, Light Therapy, Angel Healing, Tarot, Reiki and the list continues….
For most 9 to 5 work a day people, that’s all mumbo jumbo that the “new-age types” use.
What exactly defines the “new age types”? Don’t worry if you don’t know. Even the poor buggers who have been selectively examined, systematically sorted and neatly placed in the slowly expanding box with a big fat label saying “New Age Types” don’t know. Read More→
By Dee Wallace
Making “it” happen is what our society and consciousness has valued most. It has been our primary way of defining ourselves in a world of competition and success evaluation. It has also been our undoing because of the incorrect understanding that the creation process is outside of the Self. We have become a society of pushers, manipulators, and over-achievers, believing that the “harder we work” and if we “never give up,” we succeed. And we succeed better. It is the money and the homes and the cars that have idealized whether we have made it happen, or not.
On the other hand, those of us on a spiritual quest to expand our consciousness have also fallen folly to false beliefs and directions. Somehow “the meek shall inherit the earth” became “give yourself up for very little because you shouldn’t want more than you need.” Spirituality and money became enemies. Spirituality always got the white hat and the superman cape, and money always rode in on the dark horse. I often suggest to people in my seminars to put a big pile of money in the middle of the floor and watch all the bad things it does! Read More→
Discernment is a basic ability that any intelligent person has: to distinguish between one object and another. Knowing the difference between a Ferrari and a Camry can save you a lot of money!
But discernment gets more difficult when we are talking about relationships, or moral and ethical codes of conduct. Is it OK, for example, to break the rules if it benefits someone you think is doing good? Is it OK to tell lies in a relationship if you feel that what you have to say will hurt another?
These are issues that really demand an ability to discern. Read More→
By Maria Erving
One emotion and state of mind that most people feel is the most difficult to deal with is the sense of not having any clarity about anything. We feel powerless, clueless and frustrated by not knowing what we want, why things are as they are, what to do, which way to go and we can place ourselves in a very negative space by obsessing or feeling guilt over not knowing.
Thinking that we should know, that everybody else seem to have a grand plan for their lives while we don’t even know what to have for dinner.
We want so much, wish and dream, we see it and we feel entitled to greatness, but we don’t know HOW we are going to get it, and we struggle because we think that we have to know everything about everything. Read More→
By Maria Erving
We have been given it so that we can chose from the vast ocean of variety that life has to offer.
My desire might be completely undesirable for you and vice versa. So instead of complaining and moaning about the contrast we experience and what other people do that we are not agreeing with, we need to start moving in the right direction that creates the good life we all want.
We have to stop looking at “what is” and just see whatever it is that we don’t like and ask ourselves, “well, what is it that I want instead of this” and then just start moving in that direction! Read More→
