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May 31, 2021 28 min

A Lesson on "Five Principles that Keep Me on Track"

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As I spend hours each day diving into books, podcasts, YouTube videos, etc. to continue on my journey of spiritual discovery, I find myself sometimes overwhelmed with all the principles that are available. They say to do this, but not too much, then that, then this, and my mind looks like a ping pong ball as I focus on bringing them to life in my day to day. With all to consider, I find it helpful to narrow in on a few that I feel like capture the essence of them all. These change continue to evolve with time, but where it stands today, I wanted to share with you the concepts/mantras/principles, whatever you want to call them, that I reference from time to time to ensure I'm staying the course and in alignment with my truth. Even when my outside circumstances get challenging, I can visit these to remind myself what's real for me. My hope is that at minimum, one of these principles cause a spark of knowing within you, giving you a sense of calm and freedom, even if just for a moment. Enjoy! We’ll never get it all done Live life as if you have nothing to prove. You’re already worthy and enough. The presence of fear is a sure sign that I’m trusting in my own strength. Everything always has been, are now and will always be fine. – Jim Fortin Perfection is not a condition to attain; it is a consciousness you live from. - Alan Cohen

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