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Know Yourself

In ancient Greece, those who sought the advice of the famous oracle at Delphi were greeted by a simple inscription above the entrance.

“Know yourself”

It was a reminder that as well as seeking the counsel of others we must also look inward at what he is going on in our bodies, our feelings, and our minds.

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Making Resolutions You Will Keep

For many, goals have a history and habit of being pushed aside.
Why?
Perhaps they were made too complicated in the first place!

Having thought about and written down your desires for the year, search within.
Is there a saboteur lurking; what imprint may you have that stands between you and the fulfillment of your life desire.
The imprint or contract may not be visible to the conscious mind but you know what has happened in the past and you want to make life different in the future.

Learn skills that will give you the tools to release self-limiting emotions, break through ingrained patterning, open the door to the next step forward to achieve your goal and ultimately live the life you deserve.

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Are you taking care of yourself?

Firstly a belated Happy New Year to all.

If you are wondering why I have no posting for January 1 it’s because I have taken an example out of my own studies of personal development and growth and given a day to myself and those I love. So you can see I eat my own cooking !!

As lots of people start 2009 with their own New Year resolutions I would like to suggest one that perhaps you have not got on your list but I suggest you consider it – “Taking Care of You”.
What do I mean you say? Well

Taking care of yourself means eating a healthy diet, getting daily exercise and learning to relax and take care of your mental health.

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You’re Already in the Best of All Possible Situations

I have recently finished reading a birthday gift that I was given it is called “Bonds That Make Us Free” by Terry Warner. I enjoyed the book even though at times it was a bit too repetitive for my liking. Hey who is perfect! I’m the first to put my hand up to say that I’m a work in progress model – and there is a lot of room for personal growth. This book reminded me of concept that you are currently in the “Best of All Possible Situations.” While the saying goes that the other farmers grass is greener is always greener I think we must look for the balance and be grateful for all that we have.

I believe that the concept of appreciating where we are now can be retraced to Søren Kierkegaard’s parable of The Two Artists:

” Suppose there were two artists, and the one said, “I have traveled much and seen much in the world, but I have sought in vain to find a man worth painting. I have found no face with such perfection of beauty that I could make up my mind to paint it. In every face I have seen one or another little fault. Therefore I seek in vain.”

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The Importance of Spelling

In personal development communication is an important skill.

We need to be able to express our wants, desires, needs and feelings to others so that we can help others and get help from others.

There are different forms of communication such as

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