1) Shift: Learning begins with unlearning
2) Wake up & remember
3) Divine appointments / Divine refinements
2) Wake up & remember
3) Divine appointments / Divine refinements
1) Are we willing to be masters of yesness for the betterment of ourselves & our world?
2) What is really important in your life & do you say yes to it?
3) Remain unperturbed in the face of challenges that might be presenting themselves to you individually, collectively, personally or globally.
1) Examples of obvious & not so obvious goodbyes.
2) How do we deal with goodbye; do we react or respond?
3) The Value of Goodbyes
1) Question: Have you ever stood naked in front of a mirror or anyone for more than a few seconds?
2) Standing naked is not hiding, coming out of hiding
3) What does standing take have to do with your spiritual unfoldment?
1) We all have had or are perhaps are having challenges
2) Be willing to be the embodiment of what Jesus taught – the power of love
3) What happens to good people when seeming bad things happen to them
1) We contain everything that befits an expression of Spirit
2) Remember & realize spiritual laws assists us in living in alignment with them
3) Seek not to find love, rather remove barriers that we have built against love
1) Being right & closed minded
2) Shifts that make a difference to the quality of life
3) Getting our “Shift” together
1) Realize the basic needs: closeness & intimacy – into me see
2) Intimacy requires a high degree of risk, courage & intentionality
3) When we make that breakthrough self-reflection & sharing, we are open to living a new level of enthusiasm, joy & full Self-expression
1) The context, container in which we hold our life. Physical, Mental Emotional – are all Spiritual
2) Realize how much people intrinsically want to make a difference to us & us to them
3) We are in other peoples’ lives for a Reason, a Season & sometimes a Lifetime
1) Observe how we are when we perceive, are in front of, an obstacle. What can we learn from it?
2) Some examples in my life, you look in yours.
3) Realizing what is happening when problems persist.
