Janet Pearlman

Living in the Stream of Yes

October 24, 2023
by Janet Pearlman
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Magic of Focusing on Good

We have all enjoyed moments of going with the flow and experienced things working out well for us. Herein the author shares some incidents that went amazingly well. Unexpected pleasure popped! Perhaps this article will inspire readers to experiment with more time spent appreciating their lives. Continue reading

October 11, 2023
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Our Thoughts Shape Our Experience

Our minds shape how we feel and what we experience. To some extent Loretta knows this. In today’s story she experiences a stunning realization of her power as one of her assumptions proves entirely false. Continue reading

September 27, 2023
by Janet Pearlman
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New Responses to Criticisms

We can get upset by someone hurling criticisms at us. Who wants accusations and negative qualities attributed to us! No one!
How do we react to such experiences? And how would we prefer we respond? Let’s become of aware of our thoughts and choose what we desire. Continue reading

September 12, 2023
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Feeling Good Multiplies

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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Attitude on Vacation

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 22, 2023
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Benefits of Good Surprise Us

We flow along and look for the good. Isn’t it inspiring to look for what pops up to assist us as “We Keep on Keeping On.”  And as we look for good we keep finding more. Very cool, isn’t it! Continue reading

August 15, 2023
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Enjoying The Day

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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Unconditional Love

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

New Pattern, 24 x 30, Acrylic with Texture on Canvas, SOLD

July 25, 2023
by Janet Pearlman
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More Acceptance Than We Might Think

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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Claiming Self Love

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

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