by Patricia Broersma.
When you open your
life to the rest of our world, it can be daunting. It is easy to become
hypersensitive to the violence and suffering around us. Maybe you cannot
tolerate the extreme violence of many movies and TV shows, or even the news
reports on the radio. Emotions may run high on all accounts.
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by Marie T.
Russell.
The inner child waits patiently for the adult to notice
it, to talk to it. It asks itself: "How can I get her attention? How can I get her to talk to
me, to listen to me?" It thinks back of its past experience with parents and teachers and
remembers that...
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by Caroline Sutherland.
Uncertainty in these
times is the only certainty. That which has a beginning will end. In my own life, many years ago, a business decision to take
on a partner nearly ended in disaster. Though fear and panic gripped my heart I knew that the only
way to...
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by Bill Plotkin, Ph.D.
Why do we project our repressed parts? Why can't or don't those
parts just remain peacefully buried -- or asleep in the basement -- and
let us go on undisturbed with our "normal" lives? Apparently there is no way to avoid it even while there are limitless ways to ignore or deny it...
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by Marie T. Russell.
There are so many things we humans tend to hold back. We
repress a lot of our emotions, whether they are considered 'good' or 'bad'
ones. Sometimes we hold back on expressing our love for fear of being
misunderstood, or perhaps thinking the timing is not 'right'. Most commonly, we
have been taught to hold back on our 'negative' emotions — fear, anger, sorrow,
pain, etc.
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by Marie T. Russell.
How
many times have you made a decision to change something in your life
and then found yourself slipping off the path you had chosen? Have you
found yourself repeating past behavior even though the higher side of
your consciousness knew better than to be caught in that same old trap?
Is it that you were insincere in your choice or rather that you
stumbled on old programming?
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by Marie T.
Russell.
How many times have you been hurt
by what someone said about you? How many times have you doubted your self-worth
because someone criticized you, either to your face or 'behind your back'? Why
do we react with such self-doubt or indignation when someone...
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by Dean Van Leuven.
Following through on your commitment to an anger-free life involves signing up for a new journey. Deciding to actually enjoy this journey will make it much more pleasant. Learn to think of life as a process instead of in terms of goals that you are trying to achieve. If you focus only on goals, you are not going to be happy until you have achieved them.
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by Sylvia Browne.
If you give energy to something that is negative -- such as worry, anxiety, or fear -- then you build it to such a state that it becomes worse than any action directed toward you.
Make yourself
like a funnel or a sieve...
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by Dr. Paula Sunray.

We can't be feeling what we are feeling unless we are "thinking" it. First we have to think and then we feel, so whatever we are feeling is a result of our thinking. If we are feeling fear, then we are having a fearful thought...
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by Kent Nerburn.
Most of us have some corner where we cannot forgive ourselves. Our hearts ache for the choices made or denied, and we bury that ache beneath a blanket of guilt or high-minded justifications.
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by Marie T. Russell.
Everyday is April Fools Day...it doesn't only occur on April 1st. Many of us are living daily the greatest April fools of all... and we are it! We have been living our lives as a lie, pretending to be someone we're not. That is a powerful statement, yet, in many cases it is the truth. We are living OUR lives as if they belonged to someone or something else.
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