Our Own Reality?
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Why is it so difficult to accept that each of us is the architect of our own experience? It was in a conversation with a long-time professional client that a truth appeared.
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Seeing True™ is a moment of epiphany that is so pronounced that subsequent changes in direction or behavior are dramatically altered for the better. The Greeks called this “metanoia,” which means "change of mind," though it might translate better today as “a profound change of heart.” In the Seeing True framework, we focus on transformation as the desired result, and forgiveness and relationships as the spaces in which we practice.
The Hardest Lesson in the World?
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Let’s cut to the chase. The reason for acceptance is simple: Nothing we do can be effective when our starting point is a lack of acceptance.
Read MoreBreakdown? Breakthrough?
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We see things that are not there, or things we imagine, or we believe the stories we make up about life and living. We are translators and storytellers, all of which is based on what we believe to be true. What if what we believe is not true?
Read MoreEnough is Enough
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I read a really great article recently about the measure of happiness in most cultures around the world. What if the secret is not in pursuit, but in a shift or our expectations? What happens when we alter our thoughts about the purpose of life and living?
Read MoreSpeaking True: Speedbumps
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Let's talk about speedbumps. It's not easy to decide to be different, often prompted by things that have gone awry, but instituting a speed bump, as simple as taking a breath when agitation arises, can make a significant difference.
Read MoreHermetically Sealed?
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In the face of life's challenges, the common question arises: "How can I be okay with this?" Explored throughout the ages by philosophers, it touches on a universal struggle often concealed by coping mechanisms.
Read MoreUnbounded Realization?
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If there is a single factor which underlies my practices across time and across fields of play, it is the realization of potential. As long as I can remember, ideas about our ability to learn and grow have captivated me. I imagine the best description is that it is a “calling.”
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