learning
Learn Something New
Learn something new. Whether you enroll in a new course, decide to go back to school, or begin a long-term project, the energy in the Universe supports your growth and expansion in wild and wonderful ways.
Open your mind and your heart to stepping out of your comfort zone and take a risk. Make new friends and embark on new journeys. Opening yourself up to more in your life will allow your soul to expand and grow. As you open your heart to possibilities in your life, beautiful things begin to happen. Boredom is eliminated; excitement begins to open up.
Think about what it is that you desire most. Let go of the obstacles that you have created in your mind for yourself. You need not figure out how you will make this happen, for in this moment your sole purpose is to align with the desire.
The Art Of Asking Questions
Many people are afraid of asking questions, and yet asking questions is an essential skill if one wants to learn from others, or from Spirit. People are afraid of what they perceive to be the risks involved in asking questions, due to their own unhealed issues of control, fear, and ego.
Asking questions can make you look or feel vulnerable. If you grew up in a dysfunctional or abusive family, asking questions may have been perceived as defiant, and maybe punishment would have been doled out.
In the workplace this is often the same. An insecure boss or even co-worker might react badly to questions, perceiving them as challenges rather than an effort to learn or obtain information needed to learn. In poorly run workplaces (that do not know how to effectively train or educate their workers) asking questions could mean you are risking getting fired for ‘not knowing’ something, rather than it being seen as taking the initiative to learn and check on details. Continue reading
For The Love Of Learning
Over the years I have learned from many of my colleagues the most phenomenal insights on the psychic world, which I would not have been able to have gleaned on my own. I remember one of the first books I read, which was Linda Goodman’s infamous Sun Signs manual, which kept many a infatuated person enticed with their upcoming beau in its heyday.
This was later followed by novels like Siddhartha by Herman Hesse, and books on Eastern mysticism and astral travel. At the tender age of 14 I had to investigate why my dreams where so vivid and strange. Though the awakening began at the age of three, I really found myself more interested in orthodox and mystical religious influences from hardcovers from my parents’ university library, so it was very difficult to get perspectives that were flexible in those early years. Continue reading