276: What I Learned From a Costa Rican Belly-Dancer 💃🏻

EPISODE · Aug 16, 2021 · 46 MIN

276: What I Learned From a Costa Rican Belly-Dancer 💃🏻

from Kinetic Belief with Steven Canyon · host Steven Canyon

Steven and Meg talk about creating in different atmospheres, around lots of people, verses, in quiet solitude.  Steven teaches us how to allow the world to unfold into our awareness, while enjoying things as they are, where they are.  “The awareness of how something could be better, from the center of present peace, will only produce unpleasant feelings, regrets, doubt, worry or fear.  But by looking within from this moment, for the full extent of what is—you awaken the reality of your original self.  From this present place of peace, from the now—rather than responding in the habitual way of being—-let go of control and like a butterfly….see yourself emerging from stillness, from the center of yourself.”Connect with Steven Canyon:Text “KINETIC" to 844-844-0049 Website - https://stevencanyon.com Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/stevencanyon/Clubhouse - @stevencanyon and @megancanyonFacebook - https://facebook.com/stevencanyonco

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