How it Works
Creating great personal change is like nothing you’ve ever experienced.
You’ve always relied on your intelligence, your creative, productive, busy mind, to help you plan the way, set the appropriate action steps, proceed efficiently down your to-do list, and follow all the rules.
Coming home to yourself is non-linear. It’s different from anything you’ve known. In bits and spurts, in extended moments, in flashes here and there, you’ll remember. And in those times it makes huge sense, as if for the first time you know the reality of rainbows.
Allow yourself the time to crawl, to take those first hesitant steps, to walk slowly, and eventually to run and fly. No rush, though. No expectations. It’s time to just simply and fully be who you are. And let the remembering take care of the rest.
There are three key parts to the process. They may happen at the same time. They may happen in any order at any time. They will happen over and over and over again. Remember, it’s non-linear.
Make a commitment. Make a commitment to yourself, a commitment at the deepest level, to be who you are. All of who you are. With that commitment comes your awakening and a new understanding of choice.
After the commitment, it’s just your mind catching up to your heart. There are no mistakes. As your mind stumbles and loses its way, you’ll make the commitment over and over and over again. And you’ll remember over and over and over again why the commitment matters, and where it’s leading you.
Experience unconditional trust. You have earned the trust of your friends, co-workers, family. But that trust comes with expectations. They trust you to do something, to be a particular way, to respond to them.
Unconditional trust simply says, you are. Whatever your self is in the moment and whatever it feels, unconditional trust simply says, yes, you are. Without judgment and with complete safety; it is all simply, purely, ok. And when you experience unconditional trust, you also experience the peace, safety, and certainty of knowing what’s right for you.
Explore your core beliefs. You have deeply-held beliefs that pattern your life. Some of those beliefs may be serving you well, and some of them may be undermining you at every turn.
Become aware of them, of how you feel about love, about money, about your place in the world, about age and youth, about all the many things that guide your choices and actions every day. As you become aware, the illogic and inconsistency become obvious. You’ll remember — and live — your wholeness and your power. And your life will open into natural abundance and love.
It’s the Remembering Room.
You’ve found a place to be yourself, tell your story, express your pain, fall apart, lose your way. You have found the place to release and then to remember who and what you really are, and to feel your wholeness, your aliveness.
It’s safe here; it’s silent here; it’s loving here; there is unconditional trust here. It’s ok. It’s all ok to be exactly who you are moment by moment, day by day.
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Intrigued but unsure? You may be trapped by reality.