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Sopan Greene has more than twenty years experience in metaphysics,
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Instead of promoting records, now Sopan is promoting connecting deeply to
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people to discover and express their authentic selves. The beings that work with
him are learning how to transform their habits of being fearful and reactive
into habits of creating succesful action from a place of inner strength and
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This work is created out of his lifelong meditation practice and spiritual
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Siddha Yoga, Shambhala Buddhism and Chalanda Sai Ma.
Sopan has a Bachelor's degree in Contemplative Counseling Psychology
(honoring the inner self). He also has a Masters degree in Transpersonal
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further solidified this training.
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Writer/submitter vineyardcoach writes:
“If you keep on doing what you have always done, you will keep on getting what you have always gotten!” So if you don't like how things are going in any area of your business, career, life, STOP!
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Finding balance is deciding to notice what goes on in your life. To make conscious choices and to experience life, not just let it happen to you.
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Writer/submitter vineyardcoach writes:
The National Center for health statistics reported that in 1997, doctors made two million diagnoses of "Acute reaction to stress" when patients were seen for check-ups or complaints of headaches, stomach problems, immune system disturbances and some heart problems.
(319 reads) Stress: Remove stress with the healing power of color.
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Writer/submitter mindmasseuse writes:
You're so vain. Why not laugh about it?
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My father taught me a powerful lesson on forgiveness. His own father was a mining engineer and his family lived in the...
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You will always go where you look! If you look ahead at a negative outcome then, indeed, you will encounter a negative outcome. However, if you look ahead at the ultimate Vision you desire, then, certainly, you will arrive safely.
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Etiquette books, as far as I know, will tell you how to behave when your friend gets married, buried, graduated, or hospitalized. But let's say your friend, who always seemed sensible and predictable, tells you she's quitting her job. Sure, it's a good job, she says, but she dreads getting up for work and she's stressed. Her medical bills have risen along with her salary.
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Young children can often be fascinating to watch as they interact with their imaginary friends. We would likely think our teenager was disturbed if we saw him or her doing the same thing. However, all teenagers are prone to have an imaginary audience. They feel as though they have an audience watching every move. This imaginary audience is the outgrowth of what is referred to as egocentrism. Not selfishness but self-centeredness. Young children are self-centered in a way that they may be unconcerned with others watching their play. A teenager is self-centered in such a way to think that everyone is watching. They tend to see themselves as central in life and tend to believe that they are much more significant on the social stage of life than they really are. Think about how this would affect teenagers.
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