The entire program was devoted to applying the Twelve Powers. The example was a person with negative self-talk. We demonstrated how the Powers might have been unconsciously used to formulate a negative belief like “I am not worthy.” This belief then would be the stimulus for the negative self-talk. Next we demonstrated how this person could use the Twelve Powers to change the thoughts, ideas, and beliefs in consciousness as well as what actions might be taken in the outer realm to support the change. We posted a chart at bit.ly/metaromp for this process, which you can then use for the Metaphysical Adventure, “PowerUP Your Beliefs.” It is here that you can also post your comments.

The entire program was devoted to applying the Twelve Powers. The example was a person with negative self-talk. We demonstrated how the Powers might have been unconsciously used to formulate a negative belief like "I am not worthy." This belief then would be the stimulus for the negative self-talk. Next we demonstrated how this person could use the Twelve Powers to change the thoughts, ideas, and beliefs in consciousness as well as what actions might be taken in the outer realm to support the change. We posted a chart at bit.ly/metaromp for this process, which you can then use for the Metaphysical Adventure, "PowerUP Your Beliefs." It is here that you can also post your comments.

This week we continued romping with the Twelve Powers (chapters 24 and 25 of Heart-centered Metaphysics). After a quick review of this past week’s program we began to explore each of the powers in the context of a specific example of how to use the Twelve Powers in your consciousness—to change thoughts, ideas, and beliefs. The Metaphysical Adventure has to do with being aware of how you are using each of the powers in your life. You can find more on this Adventure at bit.ly/metaromp as well as a place to post to our blog.

This week we continued romping with the Twelve Powers (chapters 24 and 25 of Heart-centered Metaphysics). After a quick review of this past week's program we began to explore each of the powers in the context of a specific example of how to use the Twelve Powers in your consciousness-to change thoughts, ideas, and beliefs. The Metaphysical Adventure has to do with being aware of how you are using each of the powers in your life. You can find more on this Adventure at bit.ly/metaromp as well as a place to post to our blog.

This week we began exploring the chapters on the Twelve Powers, chapters 24 and 25. We explored the disciples, colors, and bodily locations associated with each Power. We briefly mentioned the function or the ability each Power represents. Next week we will delve more deeply into each of the Powers. The Metaphysical Adventure this week is "PowerUP Your Awareness." Go to bit.ly/metaromp to download a PDF that includes a color diagram and what the Powers are. During the coming week, at the end of the day take a look at the list of the Twelve Powers and reflect on how you used a few of the Powers that day. All of the Metaphysical Adventures and a place for you to post on our blog are located at bit.ly/metaromp.

This week we began exploring the chapters on the Twelve Powers, chapters 24 and 25. We explored the disciples, colors, and bodily locations associated with each Power. We briefly mentioned the function or the ability each Power represents. Next week we will delve more deeply into each of the Powers. The Metaphysical Adventure this week is "PowerUP Your Awareness." Go to bit.ly/metaromp to download a PDF that includes a color diagram and what the Powers are. During the coming week, at the end of the day take a look at the list of the Twelve Powers and reflect on how you used a few of the Powers that day. All of the Metaphysical Adventures and a place for you to post on our blog are located at bit.ly/metaromp.

This week we romped with chapter 23, "Creation," from Heart-Centered Metaphysics. We began thinking it would be a fairly short romp and ended up getting deeply into how we create and the importance of limiting infinite potential through the generation of ideas. This week's Metaphysical Adventure is called "Divine Multiburst!" It is all about discovering at least one divine idea underlying something and then relimiting that idea for different outcomes. There are more details for this adventure at bit.ly/metaromp. Considering leaving a blog post while you are there!

This week we romped with chapter 23, "Creation," from Heart-Centered Metaphysics. We began thinking it would be a fairly short romp and ended up getting deeply into how we create and the importance of limiting infinite potential through the generation of ideas. This week's Metaphysical Adventure is called "Divine Multiburst!" It is all about discovering at least one divine idea underlying something and then relimiting that idea for different outcomes. There are more details for this adventure at bit.ly/metaromp. Considering leaving a blog post while you are there!

We started off with a review of denials and then delved into the importance and practice of affirmations. We shared some important science about affirmations. The Metaphysical Adventure is "Glamorous Grammar." Use the alphabet to practice creating affirmations! You can find more details on this adventure, useful information and links, as well as post to our blog at bit.ly/metaromp.

We started off with a review of denials and then delved into the importance and practice of affirmations. We shared some important science about affirmations. The Metaphysical Adventure is "Glamorous Grammar." Use the alphabet to practice creating affirmations! You can find more details on this adventure, useful information and links, as well as post to our blog at bit.ly/metaromp.