Not everyone likes dealing with confrontation. Ok, people who actually like debate team, politicians, upper management of corporations, yadda yadda, those people do like it and therefore seek out ways to participate in it. But for the most part people don’t like it and try to avoid it. …
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Something I hear from clients and friends and family is “I can’t ‘do some kind of skill or activity’ so I’m just giving up. I’ll never ‘whatever it is’.” And on the one hand I can understand. Boundaries and appropriate expectations are good to have. …
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Western culture has taught us that spirituality, religion, belief, faith is something that is separate from daily experience. There is secular life and then there is spiritual life. And those who merge the two are notable for their ‘difference.’ Clergy of all faiths, those who dedicate themselves to a cause or way of living are the exceptions that prove the rule.…
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I grew up in a community where complaining and gossiping about others was a national pastime. Small town, small school, plethora of churches with small congregations where there was as much daytime drama in real life as there was on TV. …
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Descriptions of the Akashics suffer from the ‘blind man and the elephant‘ syndrome. The Akashics is a place, but it is an amazingly vast place full of a great deal more than most people have or ever will experience. And people’s ability to experience it vary depending on the techniques they use and their skill set. …
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There is theory and then there is practice. What you think or the meaning that you make from what others think and express is different from what will actually come into being when you start doing or putting form on that thought. …
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When I was training to become a sign language interpreter one of the concepts that really struck me was the fact that to interpret you have separate the meaning from the words used so that you can put the meaning back out in another language. …
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Finding out that someone you know has died creates a liminal moment. Whether that person died after a long illness or through a sudden event like a car accident just the fact that they are no longer alive stops time. It shocks us out of the metal, emotional, and physical routines we live by, jumps us out of our comfortable box, and thrusts us into a moment of now. …
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I’m still confused by what people mean by that. Or by the vague, “I got this information in the Akashics.” Well, from whom? From where in the Akashics? The Akashics is not a who, but a place, and it doesn’t spit out random bits of information to people who drop into a meditative state. …
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There is truth in the reality that taking that first step towards achieving something you’ve always wanted is better than not taking that step. Exercise mavens chant this mantra all the time. ‘Just move’, ‘get off the couch’, ‘any effort is a good start’…. …
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