Category: Personal Growth

RE-CREATING YOUR SELF
By Christopher Stone

Last time, I introduced you to Re-Creating Your Self, the process of personal transformation, based upon belief system work, that I created and developed for myself, then, later, shared with others in a private practice, seminars, workshops, a California university Extended Education class, and, finally, in an internationally-published book version.
This time, […]

by Dana Dorfman
I believe women live in their own pocket of time. As nurturer’s of Earth, women have a way of transcending their senses. As Earth nurturer’s they do not freely follow the road of logics. Instead they float through life’s curves by their hunches. Utilizing the appearance of common sense the female life scientist […]

by Christopher R. Edgar
The most effective inner work I’ve done on myself has been what’s often called “conscious suffering.” The term comes from early twentieth-century mystic G.I. Gurdjieff, who “distinguished between unconscious suffering, which is without value, and conscious suffering, sometimes termed ‘voluntary’ or ‘deliberate’ suffering, through which we can self-perfect.”
By this, I mean […]

by Karen Tate
Writing my current new book, Walking An Ancient Path: Rebirthing Goddess on Planet Earth, required that I look back over years of happiness, sadness, revelations, success, disappointment and patterns. One of those patterns was my relationship with surrender and my belief in universal wisdom.
Surrender was not a concept I easily related to or […]

By Christopher Stone
Re-Creating Your Self is a process of personal transformation, based upon belief system work, that assists people in becoming the person they want to become, living the life they desire. This life-changing blueprint explains one time-honored theory of how life ‘works,’ and what makes things happen. Re-Creating Your Self reveals how you became […]

by E. Raymond Rock
You know, in many ways we are all the same, as we make our way through life trying to be happy. Happiness is a natural inclination. But as time goes by, many of the things we run after eventually lose their mystique and we find ourselves back at square one when for […]

by Deborah Hill
You’d think that after skiing for over 46 years I’d stop being afraid when I hit a rough spot. But no, skiing in Utah I noticed the old feeling loomed over me like a dense cloud when I hit some difficult terrain. Why I’d put up with this feeling for so long I […]

by Gina Lake
A lack of forgiveness keeps us tied to stories about the past. These stories are manufactured by the ego and keep us involved with the egoic mind. They keep us stuck in the past and stuck in a certain image of ourselves (usually a negative one) that corresponds to that story. As long […]

By Laurie Kessler
Direct voice medium Hans Christian King has been at it for over 50 years. But after several decades of giving private readings, he finally decided to pass the torch and teach what he knows to others. Recently, during a stopover in California’s central valley on his way to Los Angeles, King talked about […]

by Gina Lake
The only reality is this moment. It is all that really exists. The past is a memory, the future is a fantasy, and memories and fantasies are just ideas—quite inaccurate ones at that. Ideas arise in the now, but they are only a small part of the present moment. However, because we […]

by Christopher R. Edgar

I recently had an interesting and wonderful experience while waking up in the morning. Sometimes, when I first open my eyes after sleeping, I get the sense that I don’t remember who I am. In that instant, I feel like I have no memory of what I’ve […]

by Marlene Buffa
To thine own self be true, and it must follow, as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man.
-William Shakespeare

The ancient Greeks, as early as the 5th century BC, used the theatre to explore the tragedy and comedy of life. Athens promoted the performing traveling troupe to encourage […]