How Long Will It Take?
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The work of the soul, call it self-realization if you prefer the positive psychology of Maslow, or enlightenment if you wish to put it in a spiritual context, is boundless.
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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.
What Do You Suggest I Do To Develop Myself?
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You will learn nothing significant in your comfort zones. Comfort comes in our known terrain. Learning and growth occurs in the unknown. Do things and go places that cause you discomfort. You’ll find amazing things there.
Read MoreSpeaking True: Perception
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How often do we believe we see clearly, know things correctly, or even that we have a thorough understanding of it all? How often do we come to conclusions that appear perfect, only to find that they may be a complete misperception? In this episode of "Speaking True", we explore the theme of perception and how it impacts our view.
Read MoreWhat If Freedom Begins With Accepting Reality?
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Have you ever noticed that most everyone is seeking a life of some kind of ease, comfort or leisure? That our entire human system is based on an assumption that if we can simply remove the need for effort, then all would be well? Isn’t that at the root of the pursuit of wealth and acquisition?
Read MoreThe Live Exchange Radio: Love and Expectations Interview
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What the world needs now is love sweet! But with all the love you have to give, how do you manage the expectations that come with it? Check out my interview with author, master coach and facilitator, Dr. Pamela of the The Live Exchange Radio as we dig deep into the subject.
Read MoreWhat Is This Ecstasy?
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Not long ago I wrote a blog about being polyamorous by nature, though not about women because I have always been monogamous about the the world and my life in it. Then, in a recent note to a long-time friend, I had a series of realizations come together that finally explains myself to myself.
Read MoreSpeaking True: Myth of The Self Made
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Each of us has our own mythology. Sometimes it is true, sometimes it proves to be unfounded. In the latter case are all the notions we hold about the things for which we believe we can claim credit. Yet when we explore deeply, can we really say we are self-made? Can we really claim credit?
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