November 11, 2019
by Janet Pearlman
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We just don’t know when ordinary life will pop into extraordinary juicy fun. Making a run to the supermarket, we cannot predict what else can happen as we grab our veggies. Read Amelia’s story below:
One Saturday in December Amelia ran into the grocery store for a produce run. Since she eats lots of vegetables, she needs fresh stock often. 🙂 Continue reading
November 4, 2019
by Janet Pearlman
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In building our muscles of self-mastery, we have many habits of thought to reform. We want to lay down new neural pathways that conduct our positive thinking and feeling. Since so much practice is required, reading the account of one person’s shifting is bound to inspire 😊. Continue reading
October 28, 2019
by Janet Pearlman
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Isn’t it great when we get help from unseen forces? We begin to “have problems,” take each step and trust Spirit.
Things can start to “go wrong.” When we find ourselves in a barn, shoveling excrement, we remain light hearted, looking for the pony?? Who knew this can apply to electronics too? Read how Vivian flowed along and received assistance along the way.
October 22, 2019
by Janet Pearlman
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moving meditation, relishing the soles of her feet and solidness of ground. Then to M’s surprise and delight a friend, Ariel, appeared on the trail. Despite having participated in a monthly group together for more than 10 years, M has … Continue reading
October 16, 2019
by Janet Pearlman
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The act of appreciating lifts the spirits.
Have you experimented with focusing on the value of those who have provided important and wise leadership for you? When it sounds good to review like that, see what it does for your mood. Read this account of how it can go…
October 8, 2019
by Janet Pearlman
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and chairs and greets touring customers. Breaking a quiet spell, a family of mother, father and son come by and take seats for a visit. With no apparent agenda to shop for home goods, Mother starts to talk about how … Continue reading
September 30, 2019
by Janet Pearlman
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We can create a picture in our mind easily. Let’s honor this awesome power we wield when we visualize on purpose! Ready for an example?
Clara had watched an Abraham-Hicks Live Webinar, getting filled with good feeling and inspiration. In saying farewell one man, Tim, looked her in the eye and said, “Hopefully I won’t lose this good feeling.”
Our woman C lifted her hands in front of her face to move them in a clockwise twist motion as though turning a dial. Clara offered, “Tim, go to one of your parallel universes where you flow as happy. See things going well there.” His face lit up. T loved the idea of a parallel universe and further, he loved that he had powers there. Continue reading
September 24, 2019
by Janet Pearlman
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How do we recover from discouragement, from lower than preferred self esteem, feeling unworthy? How can we shift an inner habit of thought such as “I am not sure I can do that. I don’t know if I can?” The account from Leonita below offers some insights to regain confidence and to move forward with panache.
All along Leonita has felt enthusiasm for living an inspired life. She has studied many modalities for personal growth and living well. On the way she has integrated much of this wealth into her own life.
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September 17, 2019
by Janet Pearlman
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When you are dealing with a family member who has some challenges, do you feel an impulse to worry about their dilemma? It’s easy to feel that way. Read on to learn about alternatives you might find satisfying.
Silvia’s Problem
Sitting at a party, Silvia chatted with Adelaide, person next to her. S’s daughter was soon to graduate from college as an art history major,and S worried that this dear offspring would not easily find employment. “And the job market for that kind of background is so tight,” Silvia shared unhappily.
“I have some thoughts that are a bit unconventional about this circumstance. Want to hear them?” Adelaide began. “I think you can provide some much-needed support for her.”
September 3, 2019
by Janet Pearlman
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driving seven hours two days in a row before arriving at home. After having share dinner with her friend,  she noticed abdominal discomfort. Impressive waves of nausea were passing through and a bit of a headache too. “Wait a minute!” … Continue reading
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