Did you ever stop to wonder about adult life and what it encompasses?

What is an "adult life"?

Does it have to do with biological age? Yes, it does, but it's mostly about your emotional timing and soul timing.

Does it have to do with specific areas of life? Absolutely. We can lead an 'adult life" in some areas of life, and be "immature" in other areas.

In my case, for example, I was always doing well on the professional level, but i struggled with my emotional life and relationships. In my twenties, was an "adult" in my professional life and pretty immature in my emotional life.

Many of us may be mature in some areas of life, and very immature in other areas.

Leading an adult life means you are an independent human being.

This does not mean you are an isolated person, but that you have your own resources to connect to the source of an abundant life, instead of needing other people to be those sources for your survival.

At this point, a lot of people may be asking,

"what...

Did you ever stop to wonder about how your challenges can be your strengths?

How is that possible?

If you pay attention to your path and all the experiences you've attracted, especially the difficult ones, you've learned something from them.

One of the things I've always thought about and asked myself was

why do we have to learn and gain wisdom with suffering?

Why does it have to be painful?

Why can't we learn from love - from a loving perspective?

One of the answers I found in metaphysical studies is that the soul needs contrast in order to create a synthesis, meaning we need to experience the opposite of what we want in order to understand and appreciate the best of life.

The the dynamic of opposing forces that create synthesis is called dialectics, and if you want to find out more about this, you can check out Chapter 1 of the book The Cardinal Method of Life Connection.

I don't want to get too technical here, but...

Did you ever stop to wonder about how your emotions are responsible for the quality of your health?

The quality of our emotions really does affect our lives on deeper levels than we realize.

The first thing I want to talk about in this specific case is how stress disrupts the quality of our emotions - and consequently, of our physical health.

Our health is disrupted because of stress, which makes our immune system more fragile. 

We lower our energy fields when we’re stressed, which may lead to the subconscious or unconscious attraction of minor accidents, for example, or chronic pain.

It all has to do with stress as a root cause. 

And how do we develop stress?

Let’s talk about what Dr. Joe Dispenza described as levels or types of stress regarding our health.

According to him, there’s physical stress, chemical stress, and emotional stress.

And emotional stress will affect the body for sure (the body is actually called body-mind in energy medicine for...

Did you ever stop to wonder about our core emotions and how they're present in our bodies?

Knowing how our emotions are stored in our bodies and the Chakras they're associated with makes a huge difference in our self-development.

And what are Chakras? 

They’re centers of consciousness in specific locations in and on our bodies. The seven main centers are located along our spine, and they correspond to our endocrine glands, our organs, and our main emotions.

In Eastern theory, these “centers of consciousness” are vortices, and they can be pictured as spiraling energy.

These energy vortices called Chakras spin and expand. They're related to our endocrine glands in Hindu wisdom and they also correspond to areas of life. So not only do they act on our physical bodies, but they also related to our survival, pleasure, self-confidence, love, personal truth, thought patterns, and spiritual connection.

So let’s understand these seven centers of life consciousness...

Did you ever stop to wonder about the nature and real essence of benefits?

What are "benefits"?

What's beneficial?

What's the nature of this?

A lot of people don't understand what benefits are.

They think benefiting someone is okay when it's for the detriment, or for the sacrifice ,of someone else.

They think benefits can co-exist with self-sacrifice.

And that is just SO not true.

Benefits, first of all, happen and manifest when everybody benefits - when something is for the good and the best for all people involved in a situation.

So what are not benefits?

What are not beneficial situations?

When you sacrifice yourself to please someone when you do something you hate just so the other person won't feel hurt. This is not a beneficial situation is.

It is so not aligned with the truth.

And the interesting thing is - this situation isn't benefiting you, obviously, but it's not benefiting the other person either!

Why? Because

you are enabling that person to either be...

Did you ever stop to wonder about living your life deliberately?

Do you live your life deliberately or not?

What does that mean?

Do you intend for things to happen - and do you focus your mind and act in that direction?

And if there are obstacles, and things are "non-ideal" or blocking whatever it is you want to create in your life, do you do something about it?

When you do something to release the blockage and dissolve whatever it is that's blocking your path, that's living deliberately.

And when you have a plan for your life, not in a boring, scared or controlling way, but in terms of dreams and desires, that's living deliberately too.

Do you know what you want?

Do you know what you love?

Do you pursue those dreams?

Do you see them happening in your mind's eye?

Do you act in that direction?

Do you have milestones with time frames to reach your goals?

These are the big questions, and they indicate whether or not you're living deliberately.

Believe me, I've...

Did you ever stop to wonder about the difference between being happy and being strong? And especially that we can be both?

Is there a difference between being happy and being strong? 

Is a synthesis between then possible?

In my opinion, of course it is. The problem is

the collective unconscious mind we all share in our culture tends to be dualistic and creates unnecessary dichotomies.

 We can be happy and strong. When cultural distortions become become collective belief systems, we develop this idea that we have to choose between being strong and being happy, because the idea of happiness, or joy, sometimes is linked to the idea of not making efforts, not working, or not dedicating ourselves to something meaningful.

And this really is a very shallow, superficial way of looking at happiness and joy, right?

We can have pleasure, we can rest, we can enjoy all things in life, and we can also spend some of our time dedicating ourselves to projects and be happy in the process.

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Did you ever wonder about the power of words?

There are three things I believe it's important to talk about regarding words.

First of all, words create realities.

They are - literally - the creators of our realities.

Second of all, words affect other people in a very deep way.

And third of all, they express who we are, where we are, and how we connect to life in our souls.

These three things are important for us to understand.

The first point make us realize 

we are creators - and we create with our words.

This is powerful - much more powerful than we realize. Since thoughts create realities, and we think with words,

pay attention to the words you're using in your thoughts.

When you become aware of the quality of the words you think, you'll realize

the words you use in your thinking processes create the quality of your thoughts, and therefore, the quality of your reality.

So you may think specific words, which already creates realities. And once you speak...

As human beings, we can come up with the most sophisticated excuses for procrastination, justifying our fear of change, fear of the unknown and fear of something different and original.

One of the most common ones is "divine timing".

What is the difference between divine timing and procrastination?

And why do so many of us use the term "divine timing" as an excuse for procrastination?

What's the difference?

My idea of divine timing is when we do everything in our power for something to happen and for it to work, and then we relax, trust, surrender and wait for life to unfold into what we want and manifest the outcomes that we wish to pursue. This is a Higher Self perspective and it's a healthy way to live.

It's very different from procrastination.

Procrastination is when we do NOT do something.

We convince ourselves we're not ready. We postpone things and avoid them. We have opportunities and convince ourselves it's not time right now.

And we come up with excuses NOT to...

Did you ever stop to wonder about why we go through a crisis? 

The reason we go through a crisis is because a purge of energy is happening.

Our Higher Selves are purging energy that doesn't serve us.

In other words, a crisis is a way of Higher Self communication - it's consciousness talking, or a language of consciousness, if you will.

It tells us we are not on track in a specific are of life, or in our thought patterns.

Because we've been off-track in our actions and our thinking, we've accumulated unwanted energy. 

When we have stagnant energy that doesn't serve us, it can be installed in our bodies, in our professional lives, financial life, friendships, love relationships, families or even with ourselves.

We get off-track in terms of achievement, fulfillment and in just being who we truly are.

To go straight to the point,

the reason we go through a crisis is because on some level we are living an inauthentic life or situation.

A crisis can be a purge in the body, and...