Those who know me see a man who gives from the heart. Wendy said something out loud on the first YU call about some people (me) that give so much have their self esteem/worth tied to the production of giving. I recognized that in my behavior and have been opening to a deeper insight. Yesterday I was working with my webmaster coach. He is in Denmark. It turns out he is more than an expert webmaster and marketer. A few years ago he and his wife ran the second largest school for developing clairvoyance in his country. He defined clairvoyance as the art of seeing forward with the intuitive eye. Something like that. Evidently he has done work with some of the highest masters of natural healing in the world. To be continued…

What I am here to do is clear and I have the power, vision, resources and courage to unleash it into Reality.

I am working my way through the book, The Power of Systems, by Steve Chandler and Trevor Timbeck. Not sure what chapter, but towards the end, Steve mentioned he was asked if "systems bypass out humanity." Steve asked in return if the man were just imagining that would happen or if that was his experience. Steve then observed that his own experience was that fully engaging in a workable system gave him more personal love and life, not less. The quote from Seneca was included: "we suffer more in imagination than in reality." Has anyone else read this book yet? What have been your discoveries?

This is the dream that currently lives in our hearts. It seeks and will find fulfillment by means of me.

I was chatting to a close friend this morning about an offering we are putting out in January (we are starting a business together) and we had another mutual friend give us some feedback about the 'advertising content' for our January offering. She was quite negative and didn't seem to 'get' what we were offering/doing. My notice was that my immediate reaction was, "Oh well, why are we bothering? People aren't going to 'get it', so what's the point." It's almost like an excuse or reason not to put ourselves out there and start something new. But then I thought about Wendy and how she coached Sally through the blocks she had about putting her art into the world. I remember her saying something to Sally like, "You could just say to yourself that maybe no one will like the art I am putting out there, but I am going to do it anyway, and if I bring it all home, well that's okay because I love the art I make." @Wendy Hart or @Sally S please correct me if I haven't got this quite right! 🤣 So my friend and I were like, we love our offering and know it has value, and if no one else likes it, that's okay; it's just information and not a personal reflection on us.