Unsolicited wisdom may become burdensome to the mind who has yet to inquire of Change. Until we see for ourselves that the issues we face are direct correlations to our current mindset, we will remain as we are!

A speaker can chan change the attitudes of a room, but YOU are responsible for changing your own life. Know the difference!

How do we measure Change? How do we perceive it? Are we bored with the process of basic movements? What causes us to faint under the process of what is so natural?

Are we living vicariously through other people’s issues? If we are ignorant of where our issues are, we will find it impossible to embrace the solutions given by another. A problem for me may not be a problem for you!

To some, spiritual teaching “severely hinders” one’s desire to be free and experience freedom on their own terms. Is this the affect that teaching has with YOU? Are, do we despise responsible freedom?

Fizer speaks on the frustrations experienced while in the midst of your transition to transformation. Was it worth it?

Fizer speaks to the believing “unbeliever” who’s finding it hard to be convinced of Divine Love. It’s hard to understand love for something we have no love for..

Fizer speaks on the profound realization of our present state and desire for a life void of consequences which is impossible..

Life is perfect until the “check engine light” comes on. Change is never found in the diagnostic test, but in the costs that is paid for the Answer. Sometimes, the Answer is the determining factor between change and tolerance.

Fizer speaks on one’s timing and self-imposed intentions as they relate to personal change..