beliefs
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Who Believed the Worst About Herself.
In the aftermath of reading David Hawkins, I am left with an even greater understanding or perhaps an explanation of my journey, how I arrived, what happened that covered my eyes and spirit; my innocence. I almost felt that I… Continue reading
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Nothing Can Sway Them…
Today as I rode along in the mail jeep, I listened to "Sway" The Irresistible Pull of Irrational Behavior…by Ori Brafman. A very interesting look at what is behind the irrational behavior. In the beginning of the book, he speaks… Continue reading
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The Principle Won, always.
While reading in “Shattered Dreams” by Irene Spencer, I came upon a paragraph that struck a cord within me. She is describing the polygamy Principle, which is commonly known by Principle. “A teaching that was to have a grave impact… Continue reading
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More power than the Source
Today as I rode around, the thoughts kept coming back to me, that what we mostly argue about is not the truth, BUT how we each see it. We all are circling around the outer layers of life and dancing… Continue reading
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To be me…perfectly.
There seems to be a time in life, where you get off the karmic wheel of your childhood, where you finally come to the end of the road where old beliefs, thoughts and ideas run dry, where you have uncovered,… Continue reading
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Reconstruction on the Outside.
I was surprised at how at ease I felt writing and even how peaceful I was inside, how comfortable I wrote my thoughts as they drifted by, as I looked upon this day, as I just seemed to write effortlessly.… Continue reading
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In the Land of Falsehood.
In David Hawkin’s book “Truth vs Falsehood” he writes, “The Reality of Freedom and Happiness.”“Just as all that is destructive has a common source, so do freedom, success, health and peace have a common source, which is that of spiritual… Continue reading
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The territory of God, Reality.
From David Hawkins’s book “Truth vs Falsehood” “The limitations of religion have been analyzed by historians from secular viewpoint and by theologians in their criticisms as well as by great philosophers over the centuries. The intrinsic problems arise from the… Continue reading
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Willing to Hear.
Two years ago on Easter Sunday I began this blog. At the time, I felt that I would have something to say to help other women who found themselves lost in their own lives, and instead I have found it… Continue reading
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I see me
“Tolerance is another word for indifference.” William Somerset Maugham I am not sure you can have tolerance unless you are indifferent. Indifferent – without care or interest: showing no care or concern for or interest in somebody or something. I… Continue reading
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