Continue reading Podcast Episode 21: Travel to improve your soul
Podcast Episode 20: Luck: take a chance on you! Why not follow Pascal’s Wager? You have nothing to lose and everything to gain.
Do you have “color” in your life?
Most colorful, interesting people have many positive qualities; you’ll find they usually have the following in common: “They are curious; they love to discover new ideas, places, people, and interests. They are expressive; they’re not scared to speak their minds and express themselves well. They take initiative; they don’t sit around waiting for permission to do what they want to do, and they like to try new things. They are inventive; they think outside of the box and constantly come up with original ideas and new ways of doing things. They are confident; they are not scared to make mistakes and act like they know what they are doing, even when they don’t.” (1)
Continue reading Do you have “color” in your life?Podcast Episode 19: We must begin to trust each other, once again. If we do not, all loving relationships will be difficult.
Podcast Episode 18: Having a positive mental attitude will help you flourish and lead the life that you desire.
Fear must never be allowed to control us
As individuals, what are we afraid of — probably everything? We are afraid of aging. We are afraid of having no relationships — intimate or otherwise. We are afraid of not being financially successful, and we are afraid to die. The list goes on and on. Sometimes, I am sure, we are so afraid of the entirety of existence that the whole concept becomes boring and tedious. It is at this point that we come to the realization of who is creating this fear. It is the self who creates my fear — me!
Continue reading Fear must never be allowed to control usPodcast Episode 17: What is an education — how do we learn how to learn?
Podcast Episode 16: Dreams are powerful tools. They may assist us in finding solutions to our problems.
We are best served through faith
We live in an age of faith — what? This is a nonsensical statement! But wait, we do live in an age of faith — faith in technology, a belief that all will be fine in the future. But conversely, many have lost trust in society and espouse nihilism (1) and despair. The concept of faith, of course, historically has been associated with God or gods — something bigger than myself. This kind of faith was invigorating, and enlightening because it was evocative of an exciting and fulfilling reward after my earthly demise.
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