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Comment on Expression Babies

faro — 2011-08-06T16:51:02Z

I am from Pakistan and my mother does exactly the same thing. She has her wedding cutlery all saved up, to pass on to my sister and brings the old china out only on eid.

Comment on Rebirthday Party

Eddy Buhler — 2011-04-28T06:29:02Z

@Peet: note that she didn't write "happiness" but "empowerment". Making choices that lead to empowerment doesn't necessarily imply that the consequences of these choices will always make you happy. But you will become aware of your own ability to CHOOSE happiness and move closer to that. Being empowered means being able and conscious about slipping out of the victim role, among others. And in a way, that makes happiness that much more likely.

Angela: I am not sure I completely understand this blog post. To me, this is what you have been doing all along the past two or so years that I have had the pleasure of reading your blog posts and forum entries. :)

Hugs,
Eddy

Comment on Rebirthday Party

Peet — 2011-04-11T19:36:26Z

just going through this right now, makign choices but how do I know which are the right ones? I think you've got a pretty good guidance system: does it lead to others' happiness? Does that, in turn, make me happier?

Comment on Personal Development for Monsters

Angela — 2010-10-22T13:49:28Z

Fun.... GOOD! (that's a Frankenstein movie joke. )

Comment on Personal Development for Monsters

Jonathan Manor — 2010-10-22T04:58:36Z

Loved it.

A long time ago I felt like I was a monster and that I was hated by everyone. For awhile I thrived on it, pushing everyone away. I told myself it was easier even though it was really not what I wanted.

Now I find a balance between who I am, what I really want, and still not caring about what everyone else in the world thinks of me.

I'm just fun now.

Comment on Expression Babies

Cinderella Kelley-Kroh — 2010-08-13T12:40:46Z

I love your sense of joy and humor. The story is familiar to me, as I am sure, to others as well. Thank you for sharing. I got your web address from my sister, Priscilla McIntire. We all worked on the PDK e book together. Would you mind giving me some advise on how best to generate traffic to my personal development website. I sure would appreciate it.

Comment on Expanded Awareness in One Minute

Ravin — 2010-07-22T13:03:37Z

Dear angela,

I am following this from last couple of days. It felt i have done this long ago. But lack of understanding and knowledge i could not enjoy this thing fully. You know, i am not stressed. Everything is going to improve. I feel like this. But help me for one thing. Why i see colors? Sometimes i see white color or sometimes yellow like. I am going to do this for one month. A new habit for me. I am going improve a lot on visualization and will keep things related to it in mind.

Thank you. :)

- Ravin

Comment on Expanded Awareness in One Minute

Angela — 2010-07-17T16:19:28Z

Wonderful! Please let me know how it goes.

Comment on Expanded Awareness in One Minute

Federer — 2010-07-17T16:12:37Z

HI angela,

I read this article. Completely understood and well digested. Now i will try this method and i am excited to see its effect. Thank you very much. I will put it nicely into action. :))

hakalau,

Happily,
Federer

Comment on Expanded Awareness in One Minute

Angela — 2010-06-17T22:45:45Z

Hiya, Daffy! Hakalau isn't only about relaxation - it's also about opening up one's awareness into a state where you're very receptive at a deeply unconscious level. So, since you're very relaxed most of the time, you might notice more of a difference if you use hakalau in, say, a classroom or meeting or party. Notice how spread out your "antenna" feel in hakalau, how you can sense subtle movements all around you, slight changes in emotional and physical temperature, and even "read minds" (thin slice or cold read people) -- even more than in your normal state. It's not a dramatically altered state, usually, but an enhancement of your sensory acuity.