Sublime

The only thing that stops us from being our whole, authentic selves is fear. Our fear tells us that we can't fulfill our dreams. Our fear tells us not to take risks. It stops us from enjoying our richest treasures. Our fear keeps us living in the middle of the spectrum instead of embracing the full range.

All spiritual work is a matter of gradually learning to shift our self-identification (who we believe we are) to the higher self and to learn to identify, but not identify with, the mask and the lower self.

Until we fully appreciate that the ego is the impostor within us, we often feel embarrassed to admit to ourselves, not to mention anyone else, the games we play. Instead of feeling compassion for ourselves, and remembering that our neuroses are our wounds, we tend to be too ashamed to look at them. We think we’re bad. ‘We think that if we, or anyon

I gently reminded Laurie that when we're affected by someone's behavior it's a projection of our disowned qualities.

One of the most important aspects of the Life on Purpose Process is to unveil what your particular Inherited Purpose is. Here’s why: The more you can bring your Inherited Purpose from the background of your consciousness to the foreground, the less shaping power it has over your life.

Keeping your word is essential to your plan for change. What you say to yourself and others does count. If you tell yourself that you are going to eat healthier foods and don't do it you are broadcasting to yourself and the universe that you can't be trusted.

Each person must take responsibility for his or her complete being and not for only a part of it.

The ego lives through comparison. How you are seen by others turns into how you see yourself.