I’ve never liked it when volunteers are asked uncomfortable questions. Recently, I observed a situation on a webinar. A participant didn’t want to write about herself in her social network. She was afraid of a negative reaction. The instructor asked her about the emotions she was experiencing. What was holding her back? What she felt…
Once my friend asked me, “Tell me who you are, as a person?” I mumbled, “Ah, mm, I’m good.” “What else?” “Mmm. I’m nice.” When it comes to describing me, I catch myself on a thought that I’m generous when I criticize myself. I quickly find many painful words and can go deeper and deeper…
How does the Universe work? Why am I here? Who am I? If you are asking these questions, you are in the process of personal growth. Luckily you can find great teachers who clarify your beliefs and understanding of the world. We find the teachings of Abraham Hicks the most satisfying and we would like to introduce them…