The man who hates his relatives is the man who can’t stand to see in others which most certainly exists within himself. The woman who hates her relatives doesn’t want to be seen with them. Because they represent the very opposite of what she wants to marry into—of which she herself hates within herself. Take…
Essential skills that promote direct, concise, intentional communication is the cornerstone of effective leadership.
Right now, right this very moment, we are in the perfect position to make great things happen for us. Despite being in the middle of a global pandemic, these times are rife with the opportunity to build or re-build ourselves.
If you won the lottery which gave you the option of choosing between taking $5,000,000 immediately or $10,000 for week for life with the condition that you’ll only start to receive the funds a year after you’ve won, which one would you take?
“Erase the false impressions from your mind by constantly saying to yourself, I have it in my soul to keep out any evil, desire or any kind of disturbance—instead, seeing the true nature of things, I will give them only their due. Always remember this power that nature gave you.”
By Anthony Boyd You look at yourself through the eyes of another. You see what they see. What they see is a reflection of how they see themselves. You can’t see yourself. You’re caught in a tangled web of misconceptions. But you can’t be in two places at once so you default to their line of sight. This is where you get your self-pity and contemptuous attitude toward all of your ideas. Your potential to realize the strongest version of yourself. The good news is that you’re always there waiting for yourself to re-merge with who you truly are. The being that doesn’t look upon itself with the scornful eyes of others. It’s all up to you. The choice has to be made. Do you continue to default to their lines of sight out of “survival?” Or do you grow and actualize into what God intended?
By Anthony Boyd “Is there another way?” This is the question millions of people around the world ask every day. They want to know if there is another version of life apart from the life they’re currently living on earth. Their answer to that question is rooted in a wrong assumption about life. From early on they were conditioned to worship activity. They look outside themselves rather than go within. Making money, entertainment, gossip, losing themselves in psychic activity, the list goes on. This is why the question will never be answered. We believed that this was the only way life could be lived. That there was no other way. We’re seeing that now as the world around us as we knew it collapse.
By Anthony Boyd Millions of people ask the question: “What is life about?” The moment they seek the answer, strange things start to happen: They seek outside of themselves. They fall into psychic sleep. They use others to fill the aching void. They become inexplicably confused and angry. They strive to become rich. They work to be the career person they’ve always knew they could become. They forget the question all together.
There is a right way to live our lives on a personal level. No one else can tell us what resonates with us. It is this very resonance that allows us to distinguish between what belongs & what doesn’t belong. Let’s say you’re walking on a road or trail. You come up on some blockage, branches, debris, etc. How do you move on? You remove the debris. You get rid of what doesn’t belong. The right way is about clearing the blockages. Many of us try to add things. We don’t need to add anything. All we need to do is remove what doesn’t belong.
By Anthony Boyd One of the most important tasks we can under take is to repeatedly withdraw our attention from the mundane. We intentionally place our attention on things that improve self-knowledge, that alerts us to our divine inheritance. Remember this task everyday. Withdraw your attention from the news. Withdraw your attention from social media highlights. Place your attention on higher knowledge. For actualization. This is our task. For life.
