Shift Your Perspective

You've heard it said, "We become what we think about." But what does that really mean?

"Consciousness is the resurrecting power – resurrecting that which man is conscious of being," states Neville Goddard in his book, "At Your Command."

Listen in as I read from that book, and share what I have learned from Neville. The true nature of consciousness, identifying with the " I AM," and how to make visions a reality. Also included is the song Magic from 1980, which will help you remember the power within and how to use it.

My guest was 15 feet away from the bomb that exploded during the Boston Marathon on April 15, 2013. Myself, I was almost strangled to death at the end of my second abusive relationship.

Listen to my conversation with Jennifer Kauffman as we discuss these experiences and our journey of setting ourselves free, what we did, the obstacles along the way, and finding common ground with our respective Hero's Journey.

The resurrection of the dead is a traditional eschatological belief in the Abrahamic religions. Like Abrahamic religions, Hinduism also believes in rebirth and reincarnation, known as 'samsara.' In fact, you can find this concept in Buddhist, Greek, and even Egyptian writing.

So what does this mean for us; how can it help us on our spiritual journeys of transformation?

Listen to my monthly conversation with Mudhar-Nain Webster as we discuss this topic.

These past few years have been difficult; it has exposed us to our limiting beliefs—the ones telling us we're supposed to sacrifice and struggle to reach all the necessary life milestones. But basing our goals on the milestones of past generations or living under our family's limiting beliefs isn't acceptable to us anymore.

Information and theories on change are plentiful. Still, we will never create meaningful and practical changes in our lives without action. But how do we do that?

Listen to my conversation with Erin Baute and Sandhya Sudhakar as they discuss how.

Merrian-Webster dictionary defines Self-Doubt as, "a lack of faith in oneself : a feeling of doubt or uncertainty about one's abilities, actions, etc."

So, self-doubt occurs when we lack confidence in ourselves or feel incapable of doing things we need to do from making our dreams come true.

So where does self-doubt come from and how do we move beyond it?

Listen in as I share two major influences on my continuing journey of self-identity, Neville Goddard and Rev Ike. I also share a song by The Staple Singers from 1971 that will help you to cast off the source of your self-doubt this week.

As Allan Watts said, do you see yourself as a victim of the world, or do you see yourself as the world; do you believe in life's "possibility" or "impossibility"?

It's not always easy to move beyond the difficulties of your life (we all have trials and tribulations), but there is a way out of them, but it isn't what you think; you've been taught the wrong way to get out of them.

Listen in as Sabrina Victoria reflects on her journey of transformation, both in herself and the circumstances in her life, and what it took to make that happen.

If you don't let go of your grip on fear, you won't change; don't get stuck in group dogma because you'll stop growing.

If you want transformation in your life (confidence, included), you need to stop reaching for the "fix" of spiritual practices instead of embodying the spirit you've always been.

Listen in as Madhur-Nain Webster returns to the show to discuss this topic.

When we go through very stressful and challenging things in our lives, if we are not careful, we can reinforce limiting beliefs about ourselves, our lives, and how the world should be.

Going through trauma can actually release our orthodox beliefs of guilt, shame, and negative thought patterns. So the question becomes, how do we do free ourselves from our habit of clinging onto the things that prevent our growth and expansion?

Listen in as Benita Conde returns to the show to discuss this very topic.

Are you giving more weight to how other people think you should be, how you should be living your life?

If you allow them, others (family, friends, society) will shape your self-image and beliefs according to how they need you to be; a self-serving act, mainly because they don't want to feel uncomfortable with you shining brightly.

So how do you let go of the limited identity that others have created for you and live wholely as yourself?

Listen in as Madhur-Nain Webster returns to the show to discuss this very topic.

I am firmly convinced that when people tell you that happiness isn't sustainable, it is because they have never really experienced it for themselves.

So what does happiness look like? How does it feel? How do you make it real in your life?

Thích Nhất Hạnh said happiness is available now and that we should help ourselves to it. But how do you do that?

Listen in as I share my recent experience learning to accept and dwell in continuous happiness.