In the past I would vacillate between religion/spirituality and psychology/therapeutic counseling. Rarely would I draw parallels or similarities between the two, thus tying them together to gain a better sense of who I am and my place/purpose in this world. My pendulum would swing one way or the other, resting very briefly, or not at all, in the middle as I attempted to find balance in my life. I know that in this life I will continue to swing to and fro, but with the swinging being based solely on center I achieve the balance that I strive for in life.
Reminding myself of my change is a daily thing. It is not as easy to keep the affected change – especially positive – without practice moment by moment. The same challenges that you had before the change are still there. Having accountability, whether it is a coach or a friend that you talk to multiple times during the week is helpful. Most importantly, being totally honest with yourself and whomever you have decided to be accountable to will be the most valuable thing you can to do. Read more…
4. How much Tao is there?
More than you’ll ever need. Use as much as you want,
there’s plenty more where that came from.
You can’t see Tao, but it’s there.
Damned if I know where it came from.
It’s just always been around.
5. Tao’s neutral:
it doesn’t care about good or evil.
The Masters are neutral:
they treat everyone the same.
Tao is like a bellows: It’s empty, but it could help set the world on fire.
If you keep using Tao, it works better.
If you keep talking about it, it won’t make any sense.
Keep cool.
6. Tao is an eternal mystery,
and everything starts with Tao.
Everybody has Tao in them.
They just have to use it.
The supplies of the Universe, peace, prosperity, abundance, joy, love, etc., are endless. Oftentimes people will wonder if there is a limit to it all. I mean, I grew up with the label of “poor” planted squarely over my life. I lived in an apartment complex that was subsidized by the government. The rent was based on the household income, which with a single mom and two kids (and a limited way of thinking), was not a lot of income. Sometimes I would go to the refrigerator and it would be bare. Read more…
In the past I would vacillate between religion/spirituality and psychology/therapeutic counseling. Rarely would I draw parallels or similarities between the two, thus tying them together to gain a better sense of who I am and my place/purpose in this world. My pendulum would swing one way or the other, resting very briefly, or not at all, in the middle as I attempted to find balance in my life. I know that in this life I will continue to swing to and fro, but with the swinging being based solely on center I achieve the balance that I strive for in life.
