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Feb 11, 2025

Speak Your Truth into Existence: Creating Your Own Narrative

Tags: chapter 6, common path, convictions, excessive importance, truth, unknown path

By speaking and living truthfully, in the best interest of everyone involved, you reveal all resistance in your way. Once we reveal our limiting beliefs, we can release them. We know we have internal resistance to becoming a millionaire. In...

Feb 11, 2025

Choose Self-acceptance: A Radical Act of Love

Tags: chapter 6, faith, intent, naturalness, self-acceptance, self-love

When we accept our hidden flaws and shortcomings, we no longer resist embodying our true selves. This involves releasing resistance stemming from past memories and associations with our old identity. We are essentially releasing all attachments and resistance to our...

Feb 11, 2025

Aloneness to Oneness: Exploring The Path to Wholeness

Tags: aloneness, chapter 6, loneliness, oneness, wholeness

Aloneness is inner aloneness; it doesn't mean one is physically alone or separate. It means existing without ego, without one's past identity. Ego cannot exist in aloneness; it requires wants, needs, and desires to fulfill. Our sense of self-importance seeks...

Feb 10, 2025

Hidden Agendas: Unmasking the Six Within

Tags: chapter 6, empath, fighter, judge, narcissist, ruler, savior, true self

We can identify six groups of people within the system who have become entangled in their ego, preventing them from living as their truest selves. By examining each group, you might recognize yourself, as we are often unaware of our...

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