We’re born into different belief-systems, and most of them are based in fear.
No one was born believing, and it’s so powerful to come back to that thought – that we are all born with no knowledge.
Everything we ‘know’ comes from what others have told us is true and real, or through our own interpretations and points of views.
Today’s post is an invitation to question those things with a simple but powerful question.
See what answers you can come up with.
Read MoreI’ve recently been experimenting with reducing my coffee intake and thought I’d share my process with you.
This can be applied to anything that feels like an unhealthy habit, or something that you do excessively that you know it’s not good for you.
It could be things like smoking, drinking alcohol, soda, or caffeine, mindless scrolling on social media, TV watching, or being online too much.
Whatever your ‘thing’ is, if you want to reduce your intake, or even quit, then try the Every Other Day Way!
Read MoreIf your body and soul are completely refusing to go back to a work environment that is no longer in alignment with you, see it as a shift toward your true calling.
In this article, I’m responding to a few Ask Maria questions about the internal war between financial security and choosing yourself.
I’m also talking about “false starts”, and the relationship challenges that happen when you evolve.
Realizing your calling can take time, but keep following your flow, because the universe is lining everything up behind the scenes just as it did in the movie “Lion”.
Read MoreMost of what we call “reality” is just a collection of external filters that you’ve allowed to influence and have a vote in your life.
Choosing your autonomy is to reclaim your ‘Blank Slate’ power, and where your own will becomes the only Law.
This means living 100% in your own autonomy and sovereignty, in the pure, unbound version of you.
When we claim our autonomy, things start to shift immediately.
You feel more anchored in yourself and ‘reality’ in its purity. It takes you back…
Read MoreWe have been taught that we have to justify our No’s.
We all have situations in life where we’re asked to be true to ourselves, both when it comes to saying No to something, but also about saying Yes.
Like saying yes to something we actually want, but the ego says we can’t have that, or do that, and so on.
The anxiety around those things comes from us being afraid of our own truth, and of our own authenticity.
The triggers are signs that…
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