Depression: Part III

admin Childhood Wounding, Life Experiences June 10, 2018July 10, 2018compassion, entities, exercise, isolation, love & trust, overwhelm, self-chatter, wounded inner child 0 Comment

I am going to assume that you have in place a program to deal with the biochemical aspects of your depression. Without that, dealing with the depression is possible but as you probably know, it can be very difficult. Hopefully by now, the fog of depression has begun to lift for you. Depression is a defensive system designed to isolateRead more

The Ego – Do You Need It?

admin Life Experiences, The Ego June 10, 2018July 10, 2018compassion, defending, Ego, isolation, we 0 Comment

Remember the training wheels on your bicycle? They helped you get over the rough patches until you learned the skills of bike riding. The ego is like that. Until you get over the rough spots of learning to live from compassion, you need your ego. It gets you through situations that would otherwise be overwhelming. Like the training wheels onRead more

A Life of Potholes
Do you know anyone who doesn’t have troubles? Think about it. Anyone? We accept problems as a part of life, but doesn’t it seem a little odd that everyone has them, that no one gets off scot-free? And when you find anything that affects everyone, you need to start looking beyond the surface for a deeper explanation. […]
Being Loved
By Ross Bishop ’Perhaps the biggest mistake I made in the past was that I believed love […]
Fear and Love
Moving to the God Space means relinquishing the ego. And that means giving up a good deal of what we believe to be true, especially about ourselves. Surrendering to the God Space threatens the foundations we have built our lives on, even though these foundations are patently false. […]
Making Changes
And the one thing that stands out from all the rest is how strongly we resist making the changes that are asked of us. Most people have to get backed into a corner with no other way out, before they will make the changes that The Universe has been asking of them all along. […]
Male Violence II
Most men today are doing very well. They finish school, make healthy choices, and accept the world of work and the responsibilities of family. For men like these, opportunities today are excellent. For others however, the transition is more difficult. For these men life is a constant challenge. Their masculinity is always on the line. […]