Everything You're Currently Against Blocks You From

Be Content. Know That Whatever Comes Along, You Can Handle It And Grow From It.

Abraham Maslow Taught Me, That When You're Working With A Patient, Never Let Them Spend More Than A Few Moments On The Problem, Because What You Think About Is What Expands, And If They're Talking About The Problem All The Time, When They Leave Your Session, The Problem Will Expand. Get 'em To Put Their Attention On What They Intend To Create, Or On Solutions.

Whenever You Have A Thought That Excludes Or Judges Anyone Else, You Aren't Defining Them. You're Defining Yourself As Someone Who Needs To Judge Others.

St John Of The Cross Told Us That If A Man Wishes To Be Sure Of The Road He Treads On, He Must Close His Eyes And Walk In The Dark. I Interpret That As A Direction For Us To Trust In The Guidance We Receive From Our Invisible Self.

It's The Things That We Know For Sure, That Just Ain't So, That Get Us Into Trouble.