By clinging faithfully to the earth as a central value, you can live as one with all humanity. When everyone respects each other from a perspective of the earth as our central value, then we will be able to lay the groundwork for true peace.
Journal
Make Your Life Your Own
Do you feel lonely and empty inside, even when you are with your loved ones? Do you wonder who you really are and what your purpose in life is? If that is the case, then you probably are missing yourself in your life.
Stay in the Rhythm
The world with which we are constantly colliding is always new. Memory and experience do not particularly serve us. In fact, they actually become constructs and ruts that hinder us from seeing things in a new way and taking on new challenges.
Catch Your Dreams
You can turn sleep into spiritual training by ruling your sleep and making use of your dreams.
Why Brain Education?
Although all people have brains, they may don’t know their brains well and may not have had a personal experience…
Get to Know Yourself with Meditation
Meditation, especially energy meditation, enables us to look deep into our consciousness and get to know ourselves.
Do You Love Your Work?
Only when you find yourself will you find your path. It’s not something you can locate because somebody tells you to go there. It’s something your soul has to discover.
A New Future with Earth Management
If we were managing the whole earth, then we wouldn’t have 16 thousand children starving every day. I think it’s time for people who have power and influence to get together and create some kind of system for managing the earth.
Thank You for Your Questions about The Call of Sedona (Part 2)
Part two of questions asked by high school students in a World Literature class in North Las Vegas who studied The Call of Sedona.
Thank You for Your Questions About The Call of Sedona (Part 1)
A teacher from a North Las Vegas high school who read my book, The Call of Sedona: Journey of the Heart, introduced it to the seniors in her World Literature classes. They discussed the book, and then the students emailed their impressions to me through Ilchi.com and CallofSedona.com.