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Trying to cope? Stress is addictive! Here comes relief with RRS
So many of us are feeling stressed! …. especially during these times of covid and social unrest. Many people are doing double duties ….. parents working from home and simultaneously schooling their children! Some of us have been been laid-off … Continue reading
Tempted to do something bad? Don’t trust your feelings!
When we are tempted to do something “bad” but it feels like a “good” idea at the time….don’t trust your feelings. However there are great potential energies for us! Emotionally we may feel righteous with a undertow of doubt. It’s … Continue reading
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Tagged conscious, ego, fear, Law of Attraction, Law of Polarity, love, Mindfulness, photography, science of being eugene fersen, self development, self-help, spiritual journey, Universal Life Energy
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The price of repeating mistakes and the hidden treasures
Sometimes we are like emotional toddlers. It’s like whining after we’ve binged on chocolate chip cookies or going into an angry rage. We have some sense that we’ve make a mistake and what the price will be because we instinctively know … Continue reading
Posted in Keys to Happiness
Tagged building happiness, consciousness, ego, gratitude, hidden treasures in mistakes, Law of Attraction, Law of Cause and Effect, learning from mistakes, Mind, power of emotions, price of making mistakes, self development, self-analysis, self-help, spiritual lessons of mistakes, subconscious ego, why we repeat mistakes
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How should we fight evil in the world?
When things get really though in world affairs we can become entangled with the negativity and it can drag us down. It can also cause us to be more focused on our individual problems. We’ll look for advantages to sooth ourselves, but we can … Continue reading
Posted in Mindfulness, The Universal Laws, World & Self Development: Terrorism
Tagged ego, evil, Law of Cause and Effect, Law of Evolution, Law of Gender, Law of Polarity, Law of Rhythm, Law of Unity, making a decision, Mindfulness, science of being eugene fersen, self-help, self-reliance, spiritual journey, the Mental Contact, Universal Life Energy, what should we do about evil
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Be neither cynical or gullible, but this much is true: Okay these 10 things!
That embarrassing reflection in the mirror of yourself is your Friend and Spiritual teacher if you are insightful, kind and have a sense of humor. Your Higher Self does not impose itself on You. You must be silent and listen … Continue reading
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Tagged consciousness, ego, gratitude, happiness, Light, love, Mindfulness, power of your emotions, quote of Eugene Fersen, science of being eugene fersen, spiritual journey, spiritual teacher, true things
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Beautiful creatures
People are beautiful. Sometimes I just sit and people watch. When we people watch we are looking at ourselves. People are beautiful, but we can also be so frighteningly ugly because we strive for external power in the world. That … Continue reading
Calming the turbulent tempest; Fear of Terrorists, Part 2
The raging storm of terror that is generated by hatred, fear and self-righteousness is also unconsciously fed by associated fear-based traits like worry, prejudice, impatience, pride and ignorance. An impersonal analysis of the situation can help us calm the turbulent … Continue reading