Editor's Note from Blaze, aka Barbara Lazarony: Mark Nepo poses the challenging question of:  Where does your path meet in the middle?

 

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Editor's Note from Diane Renz: If we learn how to listen, we can hear who we really are and let ourselves be. So often we are striving to improve and make ourselves different than what we perceive is wrong with us. Funny thing is, when in an environment which includes all aspects of who we are, what is well and whole in us naturally rises to the top like cream. That environment appreciates, accepts, and gives an affectionate attention--can you imagine, kind of like a good relationship, or good mothering care, where we feel seen, heard, recognized, and safe to be exactly who we are. Here is a great Ted Talk on the power of introversion, to see what is valuable in our natural tendencies of personality and temperament rather than what is wrong, keeping our diversity alive and then from all these different views we might see the whole picture and bring forth our best generative capacity.

 

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by Alice Chan, PhD

Life is much more like a mysterious labyrinth than a straight path. Think about it, a big source of our angst and fears often stems from navigating the labyrinth...

 

Editor's Note from Blaze, aka Barbara Lazarony:  Alice Chan shares metaphor of the labyrinth in our lives and business, join her to walk the path...

 

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by James R. Doty, MD

One day several months ago, I was leaving a lawyer’s office where I was engaged in a matter where a donation I have made to a non-profit was misappropriated for activities unrelated to my intent. I was quite chagrined and frankly disappointed. I had trusted the individuals who had solicited the donation and it had obviously been misplaced...

 

Editor's Note from Diane Renz: Our greatest suffering is our disconnection from our inherent goodness and from each other. This is no longer some marginalized spiritual belief, but measurable within our brains and biology. That is the power of science today, to bridge ancient wisdom to our modern daily lives. These lives moving faster and the speed spinning us into levels of stress that keep us in fear states of protection, continuing the sense of separation from our true evolutionary wiring for survival which is based in our original default of compassion, care, kindness, and collaboration...

 

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by Ronda LaRue, MS

I wonder what would happen in your life if one day you said:

“Enough! It’s time for me! I am going to take time out to go in. I am going to make time to find and reconnect with myself and with what really matters!”...

 

Editor's Note from Blaze, aka Barbara Lazarony: Tomorrow is another day!  Have you ever said words like this, either aloud or silently to yourself, related to your greatest dreams for the future. What if your tomorrow were actually today? What would need to change for you?

 

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Editor's Note from Blaze, aka Barbara Lazarony: Is it a breakdown or a spiritual awakening? Here are eleven questions to ask yourself on the journey...

 

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by David Dibble

Self-help gurus are constantly telling us that we have to dream big, go for our dreams and not let anything stop us. They infer that all anyone needs to achieve one’s dreams is the right program and lots of motivation, usually the program and motivation being prescribed by the guru. Yet, regardless of the fame of the guru or number of shining examples presented as success stories, how many of us really realize our dreams?...

 

A Note from ATH Supervising Editor, Sherri Carter: Sometimes it can be difficult to move from setting your intentions into creating those intentions. David discusses how including a Dream Assignment can help bridge the gap.

 

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by Suzanne Hosang

Your reality that you have around you is a mirror of the function of you. It’s your reality. Everything that you see is a reflection of what you believe, what you think, and what you feel. In your reality, you are always right because as soon as you make a choice about, “This is what I believe; this is what is right; this is what is true,” by golly, you will magically experience it...

 

Editor's Note from Blaze, aka Barbara Lazarony: Do you believe that everything you can see, feel, and touch around you exists as your reality.  What would it be like if you magically imagined a new reality, something different, and then worked at making that new reality come into form?

 

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Editor's Note from Blaze, aka Barbara Lazarony: When you need to slow down and listen to music and see beautiful images, this video is the ticket to awakening.

 

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by Dr. T.K. Stone

When I was a boy I sensed my father didn’t like me based on what I witnessed of his behavior while I was growing up. I know now in retrospect that he had lots of problems in his life because he did not have a father to learn from when he was a child growing up. My thinking mind would drive me nuts all day and night when I was a boy trying to figure out why my father didn’t like me, or why everyone in my family could not get along...

 

Editor's Note from Blaze, aka Barbara Lazarony: The second part of life includes embracing all that is good and more, according to Dr. T.K. Stone. See Part 1.

 

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by Bobbi Emel

Pain is a relatively objective, physical phenomenon; suffering is our psychological resistance to what happens. Events may create physical pain, but they do not in themselves create open handcuffssuffering...

 

Editor's Note from Blaze, aka Barbara Lazarony: Would would your life be like if you released anything that caused you suffering?

 

 

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Editor's Note from Blaze, aka Barbara Lazarony: I love this video...how can you make a new friend today?

 

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