The Secret about Secrets
What is a secret? We all have secrets. A secret is something that you intend to hide, either from one or many different people. On average, everyone keeps about 13 …
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How to recognize negative self-beliefs in your life
What are negative self-beliefs? Negative self-beliefs are lies that we believe about ourselves that impact our opinion, our attitude of ourselves, and the world around us. These feelings are incredibly …
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Shadow Work
What is a shadow? I’m not referring to the dark outline cast on the sidewalk while you walk down the road on a sunny day, but that’s close. Much like …
The Power of Listening to Your Intuition
We’ve all heard the saying “trust your gut,” but what does that really mean? Is it an actual feeling you get in your stomach? Trusting your gut means listening to …
Spirit Guides Part 2: How Do We Communicate?
Before we dive into how you can communicate with your Spirit Guides, it is important first to understand the different types of Spirit Guides that may be helping you along …
Spirit Guides Part 1: Who Are They?
We all follow our own path as we journey through life, but that doesn’t mean we are traveling our paths alone. Alongside everyone is their spirit guides, helping to guide …
Understanding of Depth Hypnosis
If you are a regular reader of mine, then you are familiar with my story. For those of you who are new, I have been able to use Depth Hypnosis …
Buddhism and Addiction
Buddhism noun Bud·dhism \ˈbü-ˌdi-zəm, ˈbu̇-\ There are numerous addiction recovery programs that begin with the wrong mindset, seeing addiction as either a disease to be cured or a problem to fix. An …
Your History and the Roots of Your Addiction
History noun his·to·ry \ˈhis-t(ə-)rē\ If you know my history with addiction, which I share on my website, you learned that after using “traditional” rehabilitation and then subsequently relapsing, I tried a different …
How Shamanism Helps Addicts Find Healing
Shamanism noun sha·man·ism \ˈshä-mən-ˌni-zəm\ Programs claiming to cure addiction often fail because they begin with the wrong mindset, seeing addiction as either a problem to be cured or a disease to put …