Standing in the Light

In this episode of Standing in the Light I discuss how to train your mind for success.

How our mind is a garden and you can become the observer of your thoughts. How you can train your attention like a muscle and how there's a mind-body connection with sound and frequency. I mention the benefits of trying the SOAAK app, www.soaak.com as part of your success routine and I discuss a 10 minute mind training routine.

In this episode I discuss the meaning and influence of light in our lives. I also share an original poem titled "The Light".

In this episode I read the article "Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder" by Doug Hooper from his series You Are What You Think. It discusses:

Your pure potentiality.

The importance of honoring what you do have to get more of what you want.

Your ability to get more of what you want once you take the step forward to do something with what you already have.

In this episode I discuss Patterns and how they help build your life. There are mathematics underneath everything and this forms the underlying principles of your life. Nikola Tesla understood the power patterns and we can learn a lot from noticing the patterns that show up over time.

In this episode of Standing in the Light I discuss our conditioning and how we are born as a blank slate, full of potential, we are conditioned by the myriad of influences in our lives and as a result our lives are shaped and molded based upon such conditions. Once we recognize this, we can begin to shape our experiences and deep dive into how we really want to be and live.

In this episode I discuss how our conditioning affects our lives and read from Dr. Wayne Dyer's 10 Secrets for Success and Inner Peace.

In this episode of Standing in the Light, host Laura Burton discusses conditioning, what Dr. Wayne Dyer thought about conditioning and how it affects our lives. This episode also shares the First Secret of Success and Inner Peace from the book 10 Secrets for Success and Inner Peace, by Dr. Wayne Dyer.

In this episode I read an article from Doug Hooper's You Are What You Think titled "To Receive You Must Give". This article discusses the power of the Law of Attraction.

Who are we beneath the roles, expectations, and identities we carry through life?

In this episode of Standing in the Light, we explore the work of Swiss psychologist Carl Jung and his fascinating ideas about the unconscious mind, archetypes, the Persona, the Shadow, and the journey toward becoming a more integrated version of ourselves.

We look at archetypes including the Hero, Lover, Mother, Child, Wise Elder, Trickster, Creator, and the Self—and consider how these patterns can help us better understand our reactions, relationships, strengths, and struggles.

Most importantly, this episode isn't about figuring out which archetype you are. It's about recognizing the different parts of yourself and learning how to bring them into greater balance.

Because becoming whole doesn't mean eliminating the parts of ourselves we don't like. It means becoming willing to understand them.

A thoughtful exploration of psychology, spirituality, self-awareness, and what it means to truly know ourselves.

In this episode of Standing in the Light I read article 19 from Book One of You Are What You Think by Doug Hooper titled "Keep Your Channels Open".

Doug Hooper talks about forgiveness and letting go of resentments in order to feel free. If you think you could use this episode, then I dedicate this to you.

Thanks for listening :)