Are you an Empath? Psychologists say that as many as one in five is an Empath. We’ve put together answers to the common questions about this subject.
Symbols as Psychological Principles
Words are symbols for everything. And some symbols are links to powerful psychological triggers. That’s why you need to learn about symbols. They affect your life.
Good Habits ― Building Positive Behaviors
Building positive behaviors is as important as dealing with negative habits. Learn to use your habitual nature to create good habits.
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Living out of Intent instead of Habit
Living out of intent rather than habit is the goal. Living with conscious intent will benefit our lives in many ways. But, to do this we need to deal with any bad habits. We can do this with the right tools.
Enemy of Progress ― Deadly Foes
What is the enemy of progress? Where does the enemy reside? Is this enemy something hiding within or it somewhere outside lurking in the shadows?
Guided by Reason ― Common Ground
Everyone believes they are guided by reason. It doesn’t matter if you have deeply held religious beliefs or none at all. Funny thing. Everyone has unexpected common ground in the most unexpected place.
When old patterns of thought are broken, new worlds emerge
Breaking Patterns of Thought
“When old patterns of thought are broken, new worlds can emerge.” ― Guru Tua
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Personal Truth or Love — What Should You Seek?
“Should one seek love or truth? I say, seek your personal truth. For all the virtues of the spirit come from opening your heart. This happens when you experience your personal truth”.— Guru Tua
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Confusing Choice with Prejudice
Confusing choice with prejudice differs like night and day. Learn how and why this is important.
Unbelief is necessary to make belief possible
“It is startling to realize how much unbelief is necessary to make belief possible. What we know as blind faith is sustained by innumerable unbeliefs.”
—Eric Hoffer
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