What Rita Taught Me About Love
Everything we do, think, and feel comes down to either love or fear. This month, guest blogger Kim Kessler shares the lessons she’s learned about love, what love really is, and how every story is a love story.
How good are you at being happy?
Without awareness of your emotions and behaviors, you’re swimming in a watery pool of unconsciousness – mentally, emotionally, and physically.
Get your 3rd grade teacher out of your head.
How can you stop listening to voices of fear and shame so your true self can shine?
Feel like life’s all upstream? Do this.
When you surrender to life instead of trying to control it, AMAZING things happen. What would your life look like if you stopped trying to change things and accept them?
How’s Karma Playing Out in Your Life?
When you really understand what karma is, you can use it to create your own happiness.
How to Stop People Pleasing
At its core, people pleasing is about trying to manipulate someone’s opinion of you –– like raving about how much you love Aunt Maude’s awful egg salad when it really makes you wretch with every bite. 🤣
Pausing as a Superpower
It’s easy to get caught up in our brain, become a slave to our checklists and lose ourselves. We think we’re not enough and we need to do more. 🙄
Are your 3 bodies getting the love they crave?
Here’s how your 3 bodies can free you.
What are your 3 bodies telling you? Free your bodies.
5 ways to amp up your intuition
Over the years, I learned to be more and more intuitive, to trust it, and to be more precise in sensing it. You can, too.
Prosperity? Yes please!
Did you know you’re giving and receiving vibrational energy all day long? Energetically digging in to clear and adjust vibrational blocks to prosperity can create more abundance than you’ve ever thought possible.
What’s your lying asshole brain telling you?
Pandemics – Elections – Insurrections – Relationships – Taxes – Bills. Yowza! When there’s so much going on in our lives, it can be so uncomfortable. Terrifying even.
Could ending your suffering be this simple?
Buddha searched for seven years to find the cause of suffering. He came up with three things:
1. Attachment to desire.