Thursday, June 20th, 2013

A New Year’s Resolution That (actually) Lasts?

There is a ton of momentum pushing us to have a particular emotional experience of life. Much of our suffering is experienced through our emotions, which are passively and unconsciously recorded as implicit memories in our brain 24/7. We also inherited patterns of emotionality from our ancestors, retracing back for seven generations. So, our hard-drive is overloaded with patterns that seem to be beyond our conscious control.

Why New Years Resolutions Don’t Work!

What is it about us that makes us sabotage our very own efforts to think, feel and act in ways that we know are good for us? Why don’t we really change when we know what we must do, what we want to do, in order to change?

Lessons For a Revolution: #5 – Self-Nourishment

We simply cannot create authentic change at a societal level without establishing ourselves in the foundations of basic sanity and enjoying our life. Those who do try to work for the greater good at the expense of self-nourishment will fall short of their goals and end up sick for their troubles.

Ten Lessons For a Revolution

October 15, 2011 by  
Filed under Awesome-Purpose, basic sanity, Blog, Societal Reflections, View

We are inspired by the band-wagon. Occupy Wall Street is an encouraging sign of human spirit, which we at Energy of Mind are dedicated to fostering. Below, Energy of Mind Counselor Cecilia Rodriguez shares with us the lessons she gleaned in her days as a “professional rabble rouser.” This is part 1 of a series of 10 that will undoubtedly open your minds and hearts to a beautiful perspective.