Leave Your Past Behind

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How can you leave your past behind? You must have a vision for the future. Without a vision for the future, you will gravitate toward the things that controlled you in the past.

How to Access Your Inner Genius

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What you perceive your intellectual limits to be is subjective; nobody truly knows his or her own limits. You have the power to transcend your natural boundaries. It is possible to stretch your mind and intellectual horizons, not just quantitatively but qualitatively. You can do so through two ways.

Can We Change Our Personalities?

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By seeing ourselves as Divine we can begin looking at the universe in a new way and then recognize our ability to change existence as a whole.

Changing The World

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Take pride that you have chosen a path – the one less traveled – of believing and working on improving your character and bettering the world around you. Feel proud that you have chosen a life of vision where everything is possible.

The Transcendent Sense of Humor

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Can humor be used for spiritual growth? Absolutely! But, it has to be the right and dignified kind of humor. Some jokes have the ability to open hearts, reveal the truth, and help you grow.

Beyond the New Year

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The book of Genesis ends as the year ends. But our book just begins. What will your story be? It’s up to you.

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An Ode To The Amateur

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In a world inundated by “professionals,” “experts” and “sophisticated” gadgets we can sure use a little dose of amateurism…

How to Create a New Habit

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Are you trying to create a new habit, or break free from an old one? There are four practices that will facilitate your process.

Seven Ways to Overcome Fear of Commitment

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Commitment is majestic. Commitment is dignified. Commitment brings Heaven down to Earth.

Forgiveness Starts With Yourself

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As long as you see it as someone else’s problem, you remain a victim. YOU need to take control of your life. It often requires much work, and it always requires a connection to G-d.