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Nina Amir

Helping You Achieve More Inspired Results

Helping You Achieve More Inspired Results in All Aspects of Your Life

July 1, 2016

Spiritual Tips to Move Forward Courageously During Fearful Times

Spiritual Tips to Move Forward Courageously During Fearful Times

Today, 6.3 million American adults aged 18 to 54 have some type of specific fear. Although the most common fears tend to be public speaking, death, spiders, darkness, heights, social situations, flying, open spaces, thunder and lightening, and confined spaces—in that order. In the last decade or more, terrorism has brought additional fears to the […]

Article by Nina Amir / Courage, Courage, High performance, Jewish mysticism, Kabbalah, living life fully, narrow bridge, Personal Growth and Human Potential, Rebbe Nachman / courage, fear, jail, jailor, narrow bridge, Rebbe Nachman 1 Comment

May 20, 2016

Move Through the Fear of Having a Spiritual Experience

Move Through the Fear of Having a Spiritual Experience

Lately, I’ve found myself examining my life carefully—what I want it to look like and what I have to do to create that reality. I have moved closer to many of my goals, but there are a few that involve, as author Thomas Moore would say, “care of the soul” that I have not taken […]

Article by Nina Amir / Courage, General Spirituality, human potential, living fully, moving through fear, narrow bridge, Personal Growth and Human Potential, practical spirituality / courage, fear, how to make time for spiritual connection, narrow bridge, Rebbe Nachman, Stuart Wilde, Thomas Moore 3 Comments

October 2, 2015

A Reminder to Practice Joy and Gratitude

A Reminder to Practice Joy and Gratitude

On the Hebrew calendar date of the 15th of Tishri, just five days after the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur (Day of Repentance) ends, the lesser-known holiday of Sukkot begins. Unlike the solemn and serious holiday that precedes it, Sukkot is a joyous holiday. In fact, this week-long holiday is known as Z’man Simchateinu, the […]

Article by Nina Amir / Days of Awe, Gratitude, happiness, joy, Judaism, Rebbe Nachman, Sukkot, Transforming Empty Holidays and Rituals Into Meaning-FULL and Spirit-FULL Observances / practice gratitude, practice joy, Rebbe Nachman, season of our joy, Sukkot Leave a Comment

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