So often as participants of life we are standing under this great waterfall of prosperity. We stand there with a little teacup waiting for it to fill up. Picture yourself under a real waterfall with a teacup. There would be so much water that you would miss by just filling up that tiny teacup. You …
Finances can be a topic that is hard to talk about but it is more so about the flow and the abundance that moves through each and every one of us. To make a difference for our “financial selves”, we must lift our minds to a different place. We can’t solve a problem at the …
It has been said that we don’t get what we want in life, we get what we believe we deserve. If we don’t believe we deserve something, naturally we will not continue working towards those dreams. On the other hand, if we believe that we do deserve our dreams, we speak power into them and we can begin to manifest them.
There is a two-prong pull for all of us in childhood that carries into adulthood. One side of the prong is feeling like we need to matter and the other side of the prong is trust. A child has to matter and know that they matter to their family, caretakers, teachers and people around them. …
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In life we encounter creepy crawlies that come into our lives and catch our attention and wake us up.
When I was younger, I had some apprehensions about the “G” word (God). What I realize now is that God is so much more than I had thought.
We have many relationships – relationships with ourselves, with oneness, with the world around us. We also have a relationship with nature and it is important that we recognize that relationship and continue to nurture it.
In a world that works for everyone, everyone has the opportunity to live freely, joyfully and live with love and knowledge about who they are and what they can become.
There can be no wonder or peace if we hold contempt and distrust for the collective “We.”
The most important relationship you have is with the one person who will never, ever leave you: yourself. How you relate to yourself determines how you’ll relate to others in the world.
