Archive for: November, 2008

Goodness

Nov 30 2008 Published by theinnercoach under Spiritual Development

Jesus said “None is Good but the Lord”.

Goodness is having the wisdom to know what our Soul wants for our Self.

What our Soul wants for our Self is always Good.

The Goodness of the Soul has no duality of bad.

Bad and good are a subjective view by the ego self.

Goodness is a true value of the Soul and an attainment of the Self.

Goodness is the attainment of the attributes of Being:

  • At One with our Authority.
  • Credible with our Truth.
  • Faithful to our Vision.

Goodness requires the attainment of Absolute Divinity, as becoming Divine requires the attribute of Absolute Goodness.

Goodness is without any aspect of negativity, evil, badness, wrongness or imperfection.

Goodness is Godness, without division, impurity, fear, need, or drama.

From our Soul’s perspective, we are always Good.

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Pro-active, Reactive, Responsive

Nov 29 2008 Published by theinnercoach under Spiritual Development

Pro-active means taking action to produce an end result.

Reactive means tolerating a result or effect and making the best of it.

We react to a negative outcome. When we can no longer tolerate the outcome, it becomes intolerable and we instinctively react.

Being pro-active requires us to have a clear intention of what we want and a focused action plan for achieving it.

Responsive means accepting whatever turns up with a positive perspective because we know that it is perfect for us.

Being responsive requires us to take responsibility for what ever turns up in our life, because we know that at some level we created it.

Once we accept that we created a situation or occurence, we are able to respond responsibly.

Being responsive is seeing whatever turns up in our life as a gift.

The best response is always Gratitude & Appreciation.

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Attraction & Promotion

Nov 28 2008 Published by theinnercoach under Spiritual Development

We Attract with our Heart.

We promote with our head.

Our super-conscious Soul communicates through our heart, from the core of our Being.

Our sub-conscious Id communicates from our programmed memory.

When we choose from our ego, we will encounter resistance from our Id.

When we choose from our heart, we will be inspired and empowered.

When we promote, we will require motivation.

When we attract, we are empowered.

We attract with Divine Power and Authority.

We promote with the authority of our ego and the power of our will.

To promote, we take positive action.

To attract, we allow positive outcomes.

To promote, we are required to produce results.

To attract, we are required to accept the results.

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Being Better

Nov 27 2008 Published by theinnercoach under Spiritual Development

Wellness is the reason for getting better.

As we get better we become well.

Self-development is the process of becoming better and attaining Wellness.

There is no limit to attainining Wellness or how better we can become.

We do not need to be ill to get better.

We can already be well and still develop and increase our Wellness, as we get better and improve how well we are.

Being better is a measurement of where we are and in what direction we are moving along our personal path of development and spiritual growth.

Our Soul is Absolutely Well.

The purpose of our Life is to become Equal to our Soul and as Well as our Soul.

To become as Well as our Soul we are required to expand, develop and grow to become and Be Better.

Being better does not require us to do anything, just Be Better.

When we do anything to compete, win and be better than someone else, we are not being better, we are doing better than another.

Doing better than another never made anyone Well.

Doing better is based on pride, greed, vanity and arrogance and is driven by our emotional needs.

Being Better is a True Value of Expansive Creativity, Discovery & Awareness.

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The Participator, The Spectator, & The Observer

Nov 26 2008 Published by theinnercoach under Spiritual Development

The spectator is one who watches the participator.

The spectator and the participator are a duality and a human drama.

We have a choice as to whether we participate in life or whether we become a spectator and watch others participate in life.

Participants take part in the action, whereas spectators only watch.

Participating or spectating is the choice of the ego self and is dependent on the emotional needs and limiting beliefs of the individual.

It is only our fears and limiting beliefs that stop us participating in life and become a spectator.

Whether we participate or just watch, we are following our fate.

The Divine Choice of our Soul and Inner coach is to ‘Observe’ (objectively serve).

The role of the ego self is to subjectively serve (sub-serve).

The Soul is the Observer of the Self, whether the Self chooses to spectate or partcipate.

The Soul is always there to Observe the Self and to Objectively serve the Self in all moments of Time.

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Sub-Serviant

Nov 25 2008 Published by theinnercoach under Spiritual Development

The role of the ego self is to subjectively serve the Soul.

The ego self is the ‘subject’ of physical life.

The ego self is the subject of the Soul’s objective for this life-time.

The Soul objectively serves the Self by observing at all moments in time.

The Self subjectively serves the Soul by subjecting itself to physical life.

When the Self is being sub-servient to the Soul, it is following the authority, messages, choices and guidance of the Soul, its Inner Coach.

The Self is not humble to the Soul.

The Self is not lower and the Soul is not higher, this is a false perception of Reality.

The Soul cannot grow and appreciate without the Self.

The Soul has the power to grow, but the Self has the authority not to.

The Self and the Soul are always equal in sub-servience and ob-servience.

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Lust & Love

Nov 24 2008 Published by theinnercoach under Spiritual Development

Lust is wanting and desiring the physical benefits and pleasures of life.

Lust is the male energy of desire.

Love, that is opposed to lust, is emotionally needing (as in: I would love to have) the emotional benefits or passions of life.

Love is the female energy of passion.

The greater our desire for physical or emotional gain, the greater we lust after it.

The greater our need for emotional gain, the more we will passionately love to have it.

Lust and love are the passionate desires of True Love, that are divided from each other by gender and are separated from True Love by their polarity.

A woman that sees a man’s lust as just his desire for physical sex, has not seen or felt his emotional needs.

A man that sees a woman’s love as her passion for him, has not seen or felt her emotional needs.

True Love is beyond the passionate needs and material desires of each individual partner.

True Love is neither divided by gender nor separated by polarity.

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Ego

Nov 23 2008 Published by theinnercoach under Spiritual Development

Our Ego is our individual, exclusive and unique sense of Self.

Our ego is who we believe our Self to be.

Our ego is that which the conscious mind perceives to be its Self.

Our ego is made up of our character and our personality.

Our personality is determined by our emotional needs.

Our character is determined by our programmed beliefs.

The dramas in our life are created by our personality and the role that our character believes that it is playing in life.

Our ego is actively partcipating in the reality that we have created as our life.

The purpose of my life is not to transcend my ego but to experience, explore and discover all aspects of life as my ego Self.

Without the ego, our individual and unique sense of Self, there can be no experience of life.

My vision is for my ego Self to live life as my Soul, thus bringing the experience of Heaven to Earth.

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Contentment

Nov 22 2008 Published by theinnercoach under Spiritual Development

Contentment is having everything that we want.

Contentment is having enough.

Contentment is being satisfied with what we have.

Contentment is being without nothing and having no aspect of scarcity or lack.

Scarcity or lack creates wanting, waiting and discontentment.

When we are ‘counting the days’, we are deciding how long we will have to wait before we are satified and content.

Discontent and waiting take us out of the present moment to a future time in which we will be content and we will receive that which we believe that do not already have.

Contentment can only exist in each present moment.

In each present moment of now, we are either content, waiting to be content or wanting to be content.

When we know what we want and we have what we want, we have contentment.

We will never be content until we know what it is that we really want and we know that we have enough of it.

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Instinct

Nov 21 2008 Published by theinnercoach under Spiritual Development

Our Primary Instinct is the basic sub-conscious programming with which we are born, and is there to keep us alive.

Our primary instinct is to meet our need to survive death and to continue in life.

Our secondary instinct is to meet our need to be safe, secure and comfortable.

Our secondary instinct is made up of learned sub-conscious programmes that meet our physical and emotional needs.

Our primary instinct will overtake or supercede our secondary instinct in times of emergency or danger to life.

Instinct is the authority and the choice of our sub-conscious ego self.

When we do something instinctively, we do it without consciously thinking, because it is an action or behaviour that derives from sub-conscious thought.

When we do something intuitively, it is a conscious decision or conscious thought that originates from the super-conscious Mind of our Wise Self or Inner Coach.

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