It’s common to feel guilty—even when you’ve done nothing wrong. You might even blame yourself before anyone else points the finger at you and says, “It’s your fault.” But guilt and blame are low vibrations that make it difficult to create what you desire or live fully and freely. In fact, guilt and blame weigh […]
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A week has passed, and everyone is still talking about the Oscars. It’s all over the news—specifically actor Will Smith slapping comedian Chris Rock during the event. Many of us know Smith not only for his acting but also for his spiritual wisdom. And that leaves us wondering how to put Smith’s action into context
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Do you feel as if you’ve given away your personal power? I do, too. So, how do we get it back? That’s a question I’ve been grappling with recently. I’ve always seen myself as a woman who stood in her personal power. I asked for what I wanted and went after my dreams. I spoke
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It is not about you. It’s about me. It is not about me. It’s about you. Most of us have said these words in one situation or another. In the first case, you take responsibility for yourself. In the second, you blame someone. And while I often tell you to take responsibility for yourself, sometimes
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Saying you’re sorry is hard. And saying “I forgive you”?—well that’s even harder. Especially when you don’t feel like you’ve done something wrong or you believe you’ve been wronged.. But learning to apologize and forgive is essential to being a whole human being that acknowledges that they’re not perfect and neither is the world in
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Video Transcript: I have a question: Have you ever needed to forgive someone, and you didn’t? Or have you ever wished somebody would ask you for forgiveness, and they didn’t? In either situation, you end up feeling pretty yucky about yourself, or about them, and it can lead to really broken relationships. It could lead
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Unhealed relationships make nasty open wounds. Stitch them, staple them, do whatever you have to do…just find a way to close them. Yes, you’ll be left with a scar—that’s OK—better to have the scar then to have the open wound. Open emotional wounds are dangerous. They make you vulnerable to infections of negativity, and negativity
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Moms rock even when they don’t. Without them, none of us would be here. And that’s something to celebrate. It’s also a fact you can feel grateful about. You may not have a great relationship with your mother. Don’t let that stop you from honoring your mom on Mother’s Day—even if she has passed on.
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Did you know that anger just covers your hurt? That’s right. So, when you feel angry, you really feel hurt, which means you usually need to forgive someone for something. Once you forgive, your anger will dissipate…and you’ll change–not only from feeling angry to feeling more peaceful but into someone a bit different. Your heart
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Today I read a story (and wrote one) about a group of Amish people who went to Israel to seek forgiveness for their ancestors doing nothing to help the Jews during the Holocaust. They also told the Rabbi of the Western Wall that from this time forward they would support the Jews. While all of
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We all remember how our parents words impacted us. We can recite the words verbatim that scarred us the most deeply. For example, I remember when I told my mother I wanted to become a writer. She knew I liked to read novels and enjoyed creative writing, so she correctly assumed I wanted to write
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I graduated from Syracuse University’s S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communication. I still remember one of the first lessons I learned there: Communication-real communication-requires a broadcaster or transmitter and a receiver. In other words, someone has to speak and someone has to listen. Today, on the eight Day of Awe, with Yom Kippur just a
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