by Ross Bishop I have spent most of my adult life to helping people heal their emotional wounds. What continues to confound me is how few people really want to heal. People feel inherently defective, and it is difficult to convince them that this is not permanent. Most people are convinced that this is who they are andRead more
Our dark influences have a great deal of power over us. Our self-doubts and other fears inhibit us, stifle our passion and cause us to hide our true selves in the closet.
When we make a mistake, it is because we either don’t know or choose not to know, what to do. Either we are ignorant or fearful, and both create opportunities for learning (if we are willing to accept them).
At a deep level, they know that they could improve their lives, but that would mean rejecting their beliefs about themselves. Most people are simply not ready to do that, regardless of the pain that their beliefs cause.
We do not understand why we are here. Ask people, and they really can’t tell you. We go through our days doing the best we can, with little connection to our sense of purpose.