letting go
letting go
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by Paul Meshanko - 2006-12-07
About a year ago, I was on my way to meet with a new client for lunch. Traffic was heavy and I had squeezed in one more call at my office than I should have, but I was pretty sure I would still make i...
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by Jeanie Marshall - 2006-12-12
Such fun I have been having with many client, filling energetic buckets with dense, yucky stuff that is either unneeded, unwanted, or destructive. It's fun to pluck pain and heaviness out of the energ...
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by Michelle Morovaty - 2007-01-29
Trusting ourselves and others and in fact trusting the Universe. How does this all work out? Let us see, when we trust ourselves then we are connected to the Universe within, therefore connected to th...
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by Daniel Roach - 2007-04-04
"We must be willing to let go of the life we have planned, so as to accept the life that is waiting for us." -- Joseph CampbellIn any project, performance or journey there is a point at which we mu...
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by Luann Robinson Hull - 2007-04-06
I once attended a powerful retreat facilitated by the extraordinary poet, David Whyte, who wrote The Heart Aroused. He was certainly successful in arousing my heart that particular weekend-probably on...
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by Ray A. Davis - 2007-04-20
There are two mindsets we must master before we can move on to bigger and better things in life. The first is the acceptance of WHAT IS. Battling against the reality of this moment is a pointless expe...
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by Toni LaMotta - 2007-05-22
Abraham Maslow once gave a final exam to one of his psych classes. There was only one question. Suppose a self-actualized person came into a party wearing a baseball cap, a pair of jeans and a tee shi...
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by William DeFoore, Ph.D. - 2007-06-14
Anger and forgiveness seem to be opposites, and in many ways they are. You may be surprised to learn, however, that they have a lot in common. If you make anger the "bad guy," you just won't get to th...
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by Jean R Charles - 2007-07-03
Of course, you cannot forget about the past or you would not even be able to read this, or use any other learned skill or information. The key is to use the past to live a better present and no...
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by William DeFoore, Ph.D. - 2007-07-30
Grieving is an act of love. It begins when someone or something you love is lost, and the stronger the love the greater the grief. The act of grieving honors you and the significance of your loss. The...