Have you ever found yourself acting or reacting in ways that don’t make sense to you, as if driven by an unseen force? This force is often a belief you hold, deeply embedded in your subconscious mind. To bring these beliefs into the light, we can use a simple
What is it? A belief self-assessment can be an effective way to identify your core beliefs and understand how they influence your behavior. Here’s a general guide on how to conduct one: Step 1 - Identify Areas of Interest Begin by identifying the areas of your life you’re
Reposted from Biocadence Blog Alan Watts (Jan 6, 1915 – Nov 16, 1973) was a philosopher known for opening Western minds to Eastern wisdom. He called himself an entertainer, rather than a guru or teacher, and encouraged a dialogue that is increasingly relevant in the spectrum of current events. Intertwined with
Rooted in traditional Toltec wisdom beliefs, these four principles/agreements are essential steps on the path to a better life. 1) Be Impeccable with your Word “Impeccability means ‘without sin.’ Impeccable comes from the Latin pecatus, which means ‘sin.’ The im in impeccable means ‘without,’ so impeccable means ‘without sin.