How To Break Free From the Past With Forgiveness

Let’s get real for a sec, shall we…who really wants to forgive? I know in me at least, there is a little part of my ego that wants to grip onto my grievances for dear-life, as if they’re some grotesque booby prize proving that I was “right” and they were “wrong”, and I’ll be damned if I’m gonna forgive them and therefore let them “off the hook” or say it’s ok to be hurtful/rude/ignorant/whatever.… Keep reading...

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How Gratitude Can Reduce Anxiety and Depression

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If you have experienced the terrifying palpitations and out-of-control thoughts of a panic attack, or the impenetrable black fog of a deep depression, I completely understand if you feel somewhat sceptical as to whether gratitude could be of any use with these challenging mental health conditions. Which is why I want to say straight off the bat: depression and anxiety are complex, multi-factorial issues and there is no sweetness-and-light quick fix for them.… Keep reading...

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Breath: Your Tool For Transformation and Emotional Healing

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What if I told you that you possess a treasure that is very simple, yet very powerful. That within you lies all that you need to heal the parts of yourself that are not yet whole, that are stuck in the past, that are crying out for love?

Well you do. That powerful inner healer within you is your breath, and you may find it somewhat surprising when you learn just how deeply your breath affects your emotional wellbeing and consciousness.… Keep reading...

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Self-Love: The Most Important Love of All

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We’ve all been sold a great big lie.

Societal values and the media have taught us that there is something lacking within us, an inner emptiness that needs to be filled. A yearning for love. And it is true, we do need love. But we’ve been told that we need a certain kind of love to be happy. We need Prince Charming or the Perfect Woman to fill that empty space inside of us.… Keep reading...

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Are you compassionate…or just a doormat?

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You know, I’ve noticed something lately that I thought was mainly just a problem for me…

But after talking to some of my readers over the last few weeks as research for my new course, it seems that this might be a really common problem for a lot of people, especially sensitive, caring folks on a path of self-growth (and if you’re reading this, that’s probably you too!)

I’m talking about being able to set clear boundaries with others and being able to walk that fine line between being compassionate and caring towards others without it being at the expense of your self.… Keep reading...

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