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I used to be all tough and strong. I didn’t realize how weak I was!
Toughness, inner strength have their time and place.
Sometimes, though, the greatest strength can be found in vulnerability and surrender.
My default setting was “struggle”
None of the following is wrong… Excessive self-doubt Lack of direction, confusion Deteriorating relationships Negative money patterns Lack of fulfillment in life Consistent self-sabotage Again, none of this is wrong. It’s just not useful to live a life that’s afflicted by one or more of the above (usually more than one). The good news is…
Here’s why “wanting” is oftentimes very painful
…and how to want in joy instead of pain and suffering. How often do you want to be somewhere else rather than where you now are? And I don’t mean physically, but rather in the sense of “I’m not okay where I am right now and I want things to be different”. If you are…
Flying with a firearm
I recently started a new blog. My first article there is on the topic of flying with a firearm. Flying with a firearm isn’t as intimidating as I though – and I think as many think – it’s actually rather simple and straightforward. All you have to know is the rules… and of course…
My Personal Guiding Principles for Living A Good Life
As we are sending 2017 off, I wanted to share with you my own Personal Guiding Principles for Living A Good Life the Ethical Heart-centered Way.
These principles are what I begin my journaling each morning with. They serve as my compass throughout the day – as a constant guiding constellation.
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The 5 Reasons Why Humans Suffer – and How To Stop Suffering
Do you want to stop suffering? You probably don’t. Because you are addicted to suffering – like almost all of us. But if you do – keep reading… Struggle (challenges, adversity, hardship) is a part of life. Struggle is unavoidable. On the other hand, suffering is entirely optional. We humans suffer for these five reasons:…