After the last post on authenticity, the overwhelming question seemed to be; how do you know of all the options, which one is the authentic you?
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Heya, I was so incredibly worked up over a situation that I can’t change. Sometimes, when you’re in the heat of the moment, you can’t take your head back out. I don’t know how I stumbled onto this but I’m glad I did because it helped calm me down. Thank you!
— Ryan May 12, 2012
Dear Rob, This one was really good; all of us know of such things, and yet this was like something that provides a threshold energy to cross, what my science subjects remind me of, the ‘activation barrier’ required to come out of your current orbit and go into another system (or create your own!!) Thanks
— Vaibhav May 12, 2012
Wise words, and more than that, because it really works! (has practical benefits). In the past, “forgive” had the negative connotation for me that you mention, but I read an article, by Rajneesh/Osho I think, in which he said something to this effect: To forgive is not something that you can “do”; Forgiveness happens when you realize there is nothing to “forgive”.
— John May 12, 2012
I thought this was magic. You’re stuff is so uplifting – you make me really believe I can do this – and I am already to some degree with your help! I think seeing and hearing you say the words helps it to come to life. Thank you so much
— Ruth May 12, 2012Truth Seeker is rated 5/5 based on 48 testimonials.
There are some days that I like to read only what you are sending me thank YOU.
— Ann May 12, 2012