Speaking True: The Ability to Forget
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Our ability to forget allows us to be completely focused and in the moment. Are you able to be present at the moment to perform at your best?
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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.
Ride Baby Ride!
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Any solution can be a good one. Yet, there is no solution without first understanding how we lose our way. That’s an exploration that all of us seem to need.
Read MoreSpeaking True: Shadow Work
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In the final release in 2019, “Illuminating the Darkness Within”, we looked deeply into our shadow selves in order to see the Light. In our first release in 2020, we revisit the idea of Shadow Work. It is there solutions begin, and with that, it is likewise there that our transformation begins.
Read MoreIlluminating the Darkness Within
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Are you stuck somewhere in your life? It’s a fine question, the answer to which determines whether we are ready for the follow up question. Are you ready to explore the inner nature of how and why you’ve become stuck? To examine within ourselves what blocks us off?
Read MoreSpeaking True: Finding Beauty in a Broken World
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Even in the midst of broken things, beauty lives. The creation of beauty in the world is an inside job; one that starts within us.
Read MoreSpeaking True: Specialness
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It’s true that we’re all special, but does it mean that anyone can be even more special than the next? Are there levels to “specialness”?
Read MoreEverything Belongs, Nothing Is Lost
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While a sense of separation may be an essential element in the material world, the mystics across the ages and traditions tell us that there is only One, that it is all a matter of perception, and that our perception is altered by what we experience.
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