Finding Faith II

ross bishop Overview, The God Space, The Spiritual Path March 4, 2019November 18, 2020compassion, conscience, faith, inner child, inner guidance, leap of faith, life, suffering, unworthiness 0 Comment

“I screamed at God for the starving child until I saw that the starving child was God screaming at me.”

The Mystery of Life

ross bishop The Ego, The Spiritual Path June 29, 2018November 12, 2020childhood wounding, feeling vulnerable, inner child, pain, past life, past lives, predestination, spiritual growth, unfinished areas of awareness 0 Comment

Perhaps you already know that there is a great deal more to life than to be born, have couple of kids, live 70+ years and then die. This is especially true if you consider the incredible complexity of everything in The Universe and how perfectly it all fits together. With that perspective, it is difficult to see lifeRead more

Emotions

ross bishop Life Experiences, The Ego June 11, 2018November 12, 2020beliefs, feelings, inner child, rage 0 Comment

I used to have a sign pinned up on my wall that read: "Only to the extent that we expose ourselves over and over to annihilation can that which is indestructible be found in us. . . It was all about letting go of everything." Pema Chödrön Feelings and emotions are similar, but they serve very different purposes.Read more

Living In Two Worlds

ross bishop Life Experiences, Overview June 10, 2018November 12, 2020beliefs, inner child, parents, perspective, self-love, two worlds, untruths 0 Comment

Most of us live in two worlds. There is the adult world with your job or career, your kids and family. You have built a fairly nice life for yourself there. Most of the people in this world are loving and kind. They care about you. It’s not a perfect world, but you get by. Then there isRead more

Feeling Worthy

ross bishop Life Experiences, The Ego June 10, 2018November 12, 2020beliefs, compassion, false self, inner child, lovability, pain, unworthiness, you can't 0 Comment

Many people struggle with feelings of unworthiness or not feeling lovable. Perhaps you are one of them. Life, particularly your childhood, gave you the message that something was wrong with you. And because of the nature of the parent/child relationship, children will accept this judgement of “inadequacy” as real. They do not, perhaps they cannot, question it. AndRead more