September 12, 2023
by Janet Pearlman
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When we practice feeling good on a daily basis, we attract surprises and delights from the Universe. We multiply the things we can appreciate. Please read this true account. Harriet immediately felt tense as she noticed mice droppings in her … Continue reading
September 5, 2023
by Janet Pearlman
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When we tell others we are going on a vacation, many people will wish that we “have a good time.” On what does that depend, the weather? The mood of the folk we visit? What sights we make it to … Continue reading
August 29, 2023
by Janet Pearlman
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At times many of us will experience some parts of our body not performing as expected, some dysfunction becoming evident. Some may find that very upsetting along with being concerned. Below is a story of how one woman went through some unexpected symptoms consciously staying in present time instead of assuming this weakened state would continue. Continue reading
August 15, 2023
by Janet Pearlman
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Yes, we have the power to turn around a stint of low mood. When we feel depressed that power seems inaccessible out of reach. At those times we can remember:
We want to stay connected to Source Connection as best we can at that moment, reaching for the best feeling thought we can find.
If we have been reviewing something in our lives that we do not like or want, we shift that pattern.
Instead, we put our focus on what we want and on what is already flowing to us. We play there. Continue reading
August 8, 2023
by Janet Pearlman
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Of course, we do not prefer to receive harsh criticism from a friend. This author advises keeping a focus on what feels better than that and to let it go. We turn our attention to how good it feels to love and on the great quantity of love still is available to us all around. Continue reading
July 25, 2023
by Janet Pearlman
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Sometimes, others are displeased with us. Of course, we prefer those surrounding us, e.g. our parents or our bosses, to at least LIKE what we do (if not PRAISE us!). When we hear unhappy tones addressing us, we might feel the impulse to order “Shields up!” inside ourselves, and instead go toward some balance and openness.
And what a gift! A pay off from doing personal growth is that we do have access to new attitudes in times of stress, more neutral and clear insight. We enjoy more stamina in staying in a loving heart. Continue reading
July 11, 2023
by Janet Pearlman
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We each have some quality that others may consider a “flaw.” In those moments of showing it, others may judge it and see us as lesser. Then what do we do? Some personality styles may feel ashamed, guilty and unworthy. (Others might attack to go on offensive to defend self.) In order to feel better, we will shift our thinking and with it relieve those awful feelings we associate with the trait. Continue reading
July 3, 2023
by Janet Pearlman
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We want things all the time. What if we stay more relaxed about what we want coming to us easily? Can we remain calm, follow one step in front of the other and get results?
What if we discard “working very hard” for more trust and ease?
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June 21, 2023
by Janet Pearlman
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We want to develop more and more inner strength. Yes, we look forward to more clarity, self-respect and self-support along with greater compassion for others.
Some may feel reluctant to delve into thought patterns that feel very uncomfortable—even upsetting. Oh My! For those of us raised in these times those thoughts can sound like a truth about ourselves.
But no! Becoming aware of these feelings of shame and self-judgment, so common in our culture, comprise an important aspect of the path to more growth.
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June 13, 2023
by Janet Pearlman
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We do like to please those around us, of course we all enjoy feeling harmonious with others. Some of us are habituated to do what it takes to promote this “all getting along.” On occasion two of the surrounding “family” may root on two different sides of an issue. Does the pressure on ourselves, the price of keeping the peace, really serve anyone? This post says, “No, it does not.” Continue reading
(Mission statement here).