How does one attain spiritual enlightenment? By reading holy scriptures and books? By serving his/her fellow humans? By renouncing all things material and adopting a Spartan way of life? By seeking knowledge and wisdom? There are perhaps no right answers. After all, spiritual enlightenment is an intriguing concept, and it’s hard to understand it with a simple this or that answer.
Before being able to comprehend the concept or possibility of spiritual enlightenment, we first need to understand the concept of the spirit. The spirit is our soul; it’s eternal and lives on even after we cease to exist in the physical world. The spirit’s journey is far longer and more complex than the age-restrained, relatively simpler journey of our bodies. The spirit moves on to the next plane of existence after it has learned its lessons in the physical world, and the ultimate goal of the spirit are what we know as absolution.
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This blog is dedicated to my best friend whom I lost to bone cancer on May 18, 2006 and is the inspiration behind - Therapy in Transition.
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Showing posts with label Journey. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Friday, February 5, 2010
Thought About Going Into Business?
There are those who are just born to be in business for themselves. And out of those, some are easily able to jump right into being entrepreneurs. Then there are those who struggle since they are not even sure of what to do first or when or can’t even come up with an idea for business.
During the early stages of Therapy in Transition, I had ventured out in the direction of making my own skin care products –organic and natural skin cream made right in my own kitchen. The final product turned out to be great and people raved about it and swore they wouldn’t use anything else. But nowhere on our site do you see these products being sold. Why? This just wasn’t my gig. Yes, I enjoyed making the cream. But my passion was in my coaching and energy/body work. Dividing my time and energy was taking its toll—and fast!
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During the early stages of Therapy in Transition, I had ventured out in the direction of making my own skin care products –organic and natural skin cream made right in my own kitchen. The final product turned out to be great and people raved about it and swore they wouldn’t use anything else. But nowhere on our site do you see these products being sold. Why? This just wasn’t my gig. Yes, I enjoyed making the cream. But my passion was in my coaching and energy/body work. Dividing my time and energy was taking its toll—and fast!
Continue reading here.
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