Do you actually have any genuinely spiritual beliefs?
Yes. Lots of them.
They have little to do with religious teachings or dogma. In fact, I’m really not a fan of religion. But that’s a story for another day. Read more
Yes. Lots of them.
They have little to do with religious teachings or dogma. In fact, I’m really not a fan of religion. But that’s a story for another day. Read more
Your question gives the idea that you have compassion for those without access to clean drinking water. And it suggests that you haven’t personally invested in self-improvement.
We all come into this world with compassion. But if we’re not brought up in a supportive environment… if self-serving ideals are learned… our natural compassion can be “taught” out of us. And thus we need self-improvement activities to re-learn compassion. Read more
This must be a trick question, right?
My idea of integrity is when my words and actions are congruent. When I do what I say I’m gonna do. When I keep my agreements. Read more
Great question!
First, let’s define what integrity is. It’s when our words and actions are congruent. We’re out of integrity when we say one thing and do something else. Read more
Heres one little thing.
Are you willing to invest 5–10 minutes a day to boost your self esteem?
Then start a daily gratitude practice. Each morning take 5–10 minutes to think about what you’re grateful for. And literally allow yourself to feel the gratitude deeply within. Realize that billions of others on the planet are far more concerned with getting fresh water today, and they’d love to have your high class problems. Then move on to the next point you’re grateful for, in the same manner. Read more
As a long-term student and beneficiary of the Law of Attraction, I’d have to say no.
Wanting is an energy of not having, of lack. It’s forming an emotional and thus metaphysical attachment to something you don’t have. It may even lead to an attitude of desperation, which is actually repulsive to that which you want. Read more
Someone once said “The mind is a wonderful servant, but a terrible master”.
Do you control your mind, or does it control you? Read more