That’s true – we forget that we actually have wisdom inside ourselves. All we need to do is access the subconscious mind for it’s all there in its glory. There is an answer to every single question down there. Now if only we know how to open the door to that space inside our minds!

I am actually reading a very interesting book called “The Power of Your Subconscious Mind” by Joseph Murphy about that mysterious part of the mind we all have. What’s interesting is that the book tells us nothing new for we’ve heard about ways of accessing the subconscious mind through visualization, prayer, faith, belief, etc. but it is written in a way that I think I “get it.”

My goal is to unlock the mysteries down there and remove all deeply seated fears, frustrations, anger or whatever’s blocking me.

Yes, honesty is best policy, I find. The older I get, the more I realize its importance, especially now that the planet is changing rapidly and increasing its vibration significantly. It’s true that when you speak the truth, it sets you free (maybe it doesn’t seem so at first especially when you get an adverse reaction from others but in the end, it’s freeing). I’ve tested it repeatedly and it works.

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Liked this motivating post a lot!
Thanks Sir!!

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They say change is good because it has the potential of making us aware of some of the things we know needs improving. Kids love freedom but they should also know they have to earn it. It’s good to see you getting the parents involved more too because it keeps them in the “loop.” That’s how you build trust.

Thanks for your input. I love how the Adversity University community has grown by leaps and bounds! The comments I’ve been getting have all be astounding and very much value-added because they contribute to the conversation. And yours was certainly welcomed!

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