Showing posts with label liberation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label liberation. Show all posts
Sunday, October 21, 2012
Are you ready to get your mind blown?
Is this why 97.3% of people get stuck?
The God-honest TRUTH... (?)
The greatest *liberation* of ALL...
The "cutting-edge" has moved...
Are you ready to get your mind blown?
Ever heard of the self-development cycle?
It stinks...
It's when you've got dozens of tactics, methods, techniques
and so on from dozens of 'gurus' and nothing seems to work
together.
Your results are weak and fractured, because you're not
building a series of strategic multipliers. You just end
up combining ingredients like a kid in his grandma's
kitchen.
A little 'Law of Attraction' here, a dash of visualization
there, throw in some brainwave entrainment, subliminals
and hypnosis, and top it off by adding some affirmations,
goal-setting, and EFT to the mix... and what do you get?
Nothing.
The amount of conflicting information, countless gurus,
and mysterious systems and methods out there is enough
to confuse anyone, including myself in the past.
Trouble is:
- If you're just 'winging it', you can easily get derailed by a sloppy strategy...
- But learning it ALL is almost impossible.
Why?
Because until recently, there hasn't been a simple,
well thought-out process to connect ALL the dots
in one clear picture...
... and to focus all that precious, magnetic,
POWERFUL energy of yours into one, laser-targeted
method, which takes you *by the hand* on the process
of creating the life you want for yourself...
... WITHOUT confusion, information overload, or
frustration.
So when You see this series of videos, You'll be both shocked and amused:
(They're free for you to watch, by the way...)
It's a series of 3 'unconventional' videos that are unlike anything I can describe.
This guy explains so clearly how your subconscious mind *REALLY* works (unlike you've probably been told)...
... and how you can literally FLING OPEN the doors of your "mind's prison"... (<-- a prison that many people don't even realize they're in!)
Go see this entire video series now, and discover how you can use this technique to literally push the 'restart' button on your entire subconscious mind.
Rather than finding yourself stuck with a mediocre
approach, this is your chance to finally put yourself
on the *FAST TRACK* towards the LASTING success,
'abundance' and results you long for in life...
... WITHOUT the typical 'Law of Attraction'-hype,
wishful thinking, or even downright shameless lies
you sometimes run into.
This will - quite frankly - blow your mind right
open. Clean slate. No inner obstacles. No "energetic
imbalances." No limiting beliefs.
Just leaving the *new*, LIBERATED 'you' that has
the magnetic power, congruence, and focused energy
to create whatever it is you truly desire in life.
Don't miss the boat on this one.
It's free for you to watch (though not for long), and it'll be the most rewarding thing you've seen in a long, LONG time:
Enjoy!
P.S. You'll particularly enjoy the style and presentation of these videos...
They're quite 'unconventional' - definitely NOT what you're used to.
PLUS: each of them comes with a PDF study guide with *additional* insights that are just awe-inspiring and will forever change the way you look at life and change the way you live.
Go watch NOW. You'll love it!
Monday, September 3, 2012
The risks of changing your life...
By Chris Cade
One of the deep subconscious blocks we have to transforming our lives is the risk of the unknown. Specifically, the unknown risk that it'll turn our lives upside-down.
That's because our personal transformation affects all aspects of our lives, and especially intimate relationships. For example, a few years ago the path of personal transformation empowered me to make the incredibly difficult decision to file for divorce.
The reason it affects our personal relationships is this...
Every relationship has a balance point. It's the state of relationship in which both people subconsciously agree "this is how things should be and are going to be."
When one person makes permanent and lasting changes, it disrupts the balance point because there's only three possible outcomes:
(1) The other person accepts the changes as they are.
This can be either an actual acceptance, or just a desire to not rock the boat. If it's an actual acceptance, the relationship can reach the balance point again rather quickly. If it's a desire to not rock the boat, then it'll eventually lead to possibility number two:
(2) The relationship ends.
This happens because the changes are so significant that both people can no longer agree on the balance point. Sometimes it's a literal end, while other times it just means a change of relationship (such as partners becoming friends). It happens because one person made notable changes while the other person was unable or unwilling to.
(3) The other person changes as well.
In an empowered relationship, this means that both people elevate their consciousness, change for the better, and ultimately find a new, more fulfilling balance point.
Circling back, remember this...
No matter which of those outcomes happens, when we change our lives we are putting ourselves AND others at risk.
At the most basic level, we risk our emotions and rejection. At a more serious level, we risk our health, home and livelihood -- particularly if the changes in relationship involve the workplace (such as an employee taking more accountability, responsibility, or pushing for serious organizational changes).
In 2009 I risked it all. I filed for divorce, asked my employer to lay me off (which they did), and foreclosed on my home. In short, I faced both the emotional and practical consequences of risking everything I had and knew myself to be.
I pray that kind of severe upheaval doesn't happen to others when they make serious changes in their lives. Yet it seems to be par for the course.
With that in mind, when we're reluctant to make changes in our lives we have to ask ourselves a very important yet rarely asked question:
How much are you willing to risk to transform your life?
Or phrased differently...
How much will you risk to have all the joy you've ever wanted?
How much will you risk for your freedom?
For your happiness?
For your health?
For that extraordinary romantic relationship your heart deeply yearns for?
If you aren't willing to face the possibility of hurting yourself AND others, you'll experience an inner reluctance. At least that's what we call the nice, friendly "small" version of this emotion.
When reluctance gets too severe, we call it by a different name:
"Fear."
I had to go through a Dark Night of my Soul to understand that the risks of reluctance are VERY severe. I'd never wish it upon anybody else.
I used to call myself a "Reluctant Hero." If you listen to old interviews with me, that's how I'm introduced. That's what my old bio said.
But I can't live that way anymore. I can't be that person...
Because being reluctant is too risky. Far more risky than overcoming the reluctance and embracing all that God wants me to have in this life.
My wish for you is that you look candidly at your reluctance. Ask yourself whether the risk of reluctance is worth the reward of staying comfortable, safe, and not living up to your greatest potential.
Or if you'd rather have it the other way around...
It's actually less risky in the long run. :)
Your Partner In Transformation,
Chris Cade
Liberate Your Life
More Articles by Chris Cade>>>
One of the deep subconscious blocks we have to transforming our lives is the risk of the unknown. Specifically, the unknown risk that it'll turn our lives upside-down.
That's because our personal transformation affects all aspects of our lives, and especially intimate relationships. For example, a few years ago the path of personal transformation empowered me to make the incredibly difficult decision to file for divorce.
The reason it affects our personal relationships is this...
Every relationship has a balance point. It's the state of relationship in which both people subconsciously agree "this is how things should be and are going to be."
When one person makes permanent and lasting changes, it disrupts the balance point because there's only three possible outcomes:
(1) The other person accepts the changes as they are.
This can be either an actual acceptance, or just a desire to not rock the boat. If it's an actual acceptance, the relationship can reach the balance point again rather quickly. If it's a desire to not rock the boat, then it'll eventually lead to possibility number two:
(2) The relationship ends.
This happens because the changes are so significant that both people can no longer agree on the balance point. Sometimes it's a literal end, while other times it just means a change of relationship (such as partners becoming friends). It happens because one person made notable changes while the other person was unable or unwilling to.
(3) The other person changes as well.
In an empowered relationship, this means that both people elevate their consciousness, change for the better, and ultimately find a new, more fulfilling balance point.
Circling back, remember this...
No matter which of those outcomes happens, when we change our lives we are putting ourselves AND others at risk.
At the most basic level, we risk our emotions and rejection. At a more serious level, we risk our health, home and livelihood -- particularly if the changes in relationship involve the workplace (such as an employee taking more accountability, responsibility, or pushing for serious organizational changes).
In 2009 I risked it all. I filed for divorce, asked my employer to lay me off (which they did), and foreclosed on my home. In short, I faced both the emotional and practical consequences of risking everything I had and knew myself to be.
I pray that kind of severe upheaval doesn't happen to others when they make serious changes in their lives. Yet it seems to be par for the course.
With that in mind, when we're reluctant to make changes in our lives we have to ask ourselves a very important yet rarely asked question:
How much are you willing to risk to transform your life?
Or phrased differently...
How much will you risk to have all the joy you've ever wanted?
How much will you risk for your freedom?
For your happiness?
For your health?
For that extraordinary romantic relationship your heart deeply yearns for?
If you aren't willing to face the possibility of hurting yourself AND others, you'll experience an inner reluctance. At least that's what we call the nice, friendly "small" version of this emotion.
When reluctance gets too severe, we call it by a different name:
"Fear."
I had to go through a Dark Night of my Soul to understand that the risks of reluctance are VERY severe. I'd never wish it upon anybody else.
I used to call myself a "Reluctant Hero." If you listen to old interviews with me, that's how I'm introduced. That's what my old bio said.
But I can't live that way anymore. I can't be that person...
Because being reluctant is too risky. Far more risky than overcoming the reluctance and embracing all that God wants me to have in this life.
My wish for you is that you look candidly at your reluctance. Ask yourself whether the risk of reluctance is worth the reward of staying comfortable, safe, and not living up to your greatest potential.
Or if you'd rather have it the other way around...
It's actually less risky in the long run. :)
Your Partner In Transformation,
Chris Cade
Liberate Your Life
More Articles by Chris Cade>>>
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
A Guide to Freedom By Andrew Cohen
Over the course of 90 minutes, Andrew guides you, step by step, on an experiential journey into the primordial depths of your own awareness—peeling back layer after layer of your lesser identifications and pointing you to the singular, limitless Self that remains when everything else falls away.
Whether you're an experienced meditator or just starting out, this audio guide will deepen your understanding of and connection to the timeless source of freedom and liberation that makes up the very core of the spiritual life.
By the end of A Guide to Freedom, you will have had the opportunity to directly taste the timeless, spaceless, and eternal nature of your own deepest self.
You'll also learn the following:
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How to disentangle yourself from the incessant movement of thought and feeling
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How to realize the profound happiness of being already full and complete
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How to awaken to the part of yourself that was never born and can never die
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How to experience the nonduality, or oneness, of self and world
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How to become a self-reliant and truly free-thinking agent of cultural change
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And more…
A Guide to Freedom will open up new vistas in your personal practice of meditation—and answer, in a surprisingly clear and direct way, one of the biggest perennial questions: What is enlightenment?
Best regards,
Joel Pitney
Awakening the Authentic Self 8-cd Set-
Listen to eight seminal teachings from Andrew Cohen’s Being and Becoming Retreat and learn the core tenets and principles of Evolutionary Enlightenment. This “retreat–on–demand” will give you a powerful experience of this new path and practice.
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