Does everyone live the life that is “intended” for them, even when it doesn’t look that way? Or do some of us get that wrong, and have to repeat our lessons in the next life?We often hear it said that the life we have is full of intention. Our purpose is evident in the unfolding…
Passion leads to purpose, so does this mean that if I don’t know my passion, there is no purpose to my life? Of course not! Viktor Frankl wrote, ” Life is never made unbearable by circumstances, but only by lack of meaning and purpose.” This is a reminder that no matter what our life circumstance…
Mark Twain said “The two most important days in your life is the day you were born and the day you find out why.” You came here for a purpose. It’s your job to discover that purpose. When we listened to last week’s show with our passionate teacher you had to have heard the joy…
Lindsay walks us through her story. From her choices in pursuit of higher education to her first job, to where she is today, we hear her thoughtfulness in the discovery process. There were steps and missteps, but in the end, she chose the proper fit in the field of education. She tells us exactly how…
Why is it important to know and understand the difference between the true and the false self? Do we all have both and how can we live in alignment with our true selves? Our false self is nothing more than our body and all that is connected to our ego structures. I call it our…
Maybe instead of asking ourselves what we want to DO for a living, we ought to ask what we want to BE. That’s a much more pointed question and could get us at the “right answer” quicker than expecting us to know what we want to DO in choosing a suitable career path. Doing is…
Intro to who I am and what is the purpose of this Podcast.
How do you ask questions? Do you thoughtfully consider what you are hearing and take a moment to formulate your query? Or are you more reactive, saying what pops in to your mind upon hearing someone say something that stimulates you? Framing a question in a particular manner can make the difference between inviting a…
Very often, when someone we love dies, it triggers reflection and introspection. We are face to face with our own fate: Why are we here? What happens when we die? It forces us to look at our own lives and consider its meaning. What are we doing here? If we believe that we were imprinted…
Accepting responsibility for what happens in our lives empowers us. We see our part in the creation of our circumstance and we know we can change it. Looking externally for someone or something to blame leaves us at the effect of what happens, rather than the cause. In this way, we have no power; we…