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When I was in college, on one particular semester I was able to arrange my weeks into 4 days of classes and 3 days of weekend. This was the best work/rest ratio experience I had at the time. Later in life, when I left my conventional career and became responsible for managing my own time, this one situation represented the (…)

Don’t worry if you don’t have a valentine, a romantic pair (today is the day before Valentine’s day). If you aren’t in a relationship. To desire a true connection from the heart with another person, and be truly embraced in a mutual and deep love and understanding of each other, this is a natural thing for anyone to desire. But (…)

To love yourself means to be in touch with how you feel, and then acting in a way that respects it. To love yourself is not necessarily an emotion. It doesn’t obligatory mean you sit down and try to experience warm fuzzy feelings about yourself. It’s (also) about choice. Let’s say there’s a corporate dinner being hosted by the company you work for. And let’s say (…)

Spirituality is aligning with what suits you and makes you happy here on Earth, in balance and in integrity, so that you enjoy every experience you desire to, without forgetting you are an eternal being of Light. That’s it. No more, no less. Ascension, Enlightenment, the spiritual journey, whatever term you prefer to use, is a state of balance and (…)

We (me and Teresa) developed over time a number of guidelines to take care of, and maintain, the energy of the space we’re living in. We aren’t trained in Feng Shui, but we’ve always been in tune, aware, and highly sensitive to energy, at all times. You could probably call this “intuitive” Feng Shui. 1. Lightweight, Low Furniture Bulky and tall furniture (…)

I never ever speak about evidence of proof concerning what I say. I never try to offer a “compelling case”, convince you, or prove you anything. The reason is, nothing I discuss is dependent on debate or argumentation. As you grow into your intuitive guidance, you might retrieve information from external sources, but your intuition is guiding you at all (…)

As a child, you may have had the experience of walking down the street with an adult, and stopping for conversation with an acquaintance of theirs. I dreaded those moments since the conversations obviously didn’t relate with me. It was a time of standing still impatiently. However, it also struck me was that, upon ceasing interacting and each going their (…)

Your mind operates by going through cyclical patterns. Once you think about one concern, you move on to the next; once you go through that one, you’ll move on to the next – until you’re back at the first concern, or similar. Thoughts are generated “semi-automatically” at the mental level. This means that, much like breathing, you can momentarily take control over (…)

Someone playing tennis with his friends isn’t the same thing as a Nadal or a Federer playing competitively. No matter how competitive you are at playing with friends in your backyard, or, for example, doing something as a hobby, there’s a quantum leap that is necessary when you commit to do something professionally. The stakes are much higher if you’re (…)

When you want to live a meaningful life, when you want to quit your job to follow a calling, when you wish to follow your dreams – that’s a spiritual thing. When you perceive people being too attached to social media, missing true relationships, true conversation, true living – that’s a spiritual thing. When you believe we can handle the resources (…)

If you want to succeed at doing something, you have to do that something well. This is valid with a professional endeavor, a personal business, a life calling – but also with anything else. When you’re facing adversity or scarcity, you can’t give up on your core nature. You can cope with difficulty in a number of ways. You can (…)

Two grownup siblings, brother and sister, were constantly getting upset over their two children, as one of the kids would frequently hit the other. Both children were boys, about the same age. The child who got hit would then run to its mother crying, complaining that his cousin had hit him. An argument between the two brothers would then ensue. (…)

Never take a ‘wisdom quote’ or maxim literally, unconditionally – at least without filtering and adapting it to your experience. Never adopt rigid rules and mottos, because they will distance yourself from the whole truth. A piece of quoted wisdom always represents an aspect of truth, but not the whole of it. It’s not an all-encompassing rule. Rather, it’s a (…)

There is a common, core hurt about living in society. And that is, when one individual chooses to do something “bad”, negative, unscrupulous, not only does he gain a competitive edge other other individuals — one that may be considered unethical and unfair — but also, there may not be anyone or anything willing, or able, to effectively prevent him from engaging in that (…)

In every human being there’s a deep spiritual thirst to quench. You may become occupied for some time, on occasion, with issues of survivability, comfort, love, acceptance, and so forth. But after these are taken care of, there remains one thing: the spiritual, or philosophical thirst, that can’t be ignored or dismissed indefinitely. This is part of being human. This (…)

Even though I try to polish the way I write, I do believe in the power of swearing, and I am strongly opposed to anyone who condemns it on sight. Everything in life is about energy and intention. It is not so much of relevance what is being said, or what is happening - to a degree – as much as the (…)