Are instincts really important? Animals survive by them; it was vital to the survival of humans from the beginning of time. Are they still important? It helps to understand the origin of what we accept as truth and how we arrive at conclusions. Everyone is using their instincts but many allow the information to be clouded or discarded. Instincts originate through the innate, a little discussed but vastly important part of the human being. This is the smart body of our own energy that surrounds each person. Its field extends from the center of our being to 12 feet...

All your thoughts will eventually become things with appropriate action. When you choose to become someone special in your own way, you need to think of the characteristics traits you strive to get and start making the changes needed to reach that goal. You are in control of your own destiny and everything you do amounts to the actions you take to make things happen in your life. Some things may be scary and you will face challenges and many obstacles but you will be the one deciding the outcomes. You decide your path and no matter what happens,...

Many carries their heart on their sleeves, which can somewhat be good or bad, depending on the situation. Exposing yourself emotionally to people that can hurt you could possibly leave you scarred for years, and hardened your heart and miss opportunities with the right people, because of your past negative experiences. There is never really a miracle solution when it comes to the matters of the heart. As in my previous post, humans have around 60 000 thoughts circulating through their mind every day, so it would be difficult for your heart to emotionally connect with all these thoughts....

We create our reality about ourselves and about others around us, and those realities will determine our relationships to ourselves as well as others, and who they are around us. Our responses to others, as well as others responses to us are linked to the belief and expectations we have for and about them as well as for ourselves. We create realities, then we forgot we have created them, and then we relate to them as something that someone else put upon us. Others responses to us is a reflection of the expectation we have for and about them....