Exodus
One of the most difficult things a person can do is change their mind. Change is hard because it requires you to let go of what you know and set out into the unknown. This is the prerequisite for transformation. It could be compared to upgrading to a totally new operating system (OS).
Religious people and institutions are not exempt from being corrupted by the power of evil. It matters not what their belief system is whether it is Christianity, Islam, Judaism, New Age or whatever the brand and flavour.
Religion was meant to connect you back to reality but the rigid legalistic application of it separates us from one another and from the very Source we claim to worship.
If you are ever feel overwhelmed by thoughts of unworthiness, this was written for you. Don’t be too hard on yourself. We all feel like that some days.
Ideas are powerful. They create our reality and in turn determine our destiny.
Fail. Stand up. Wipe yourself off. Try again. Failure is not the end and it is not a judgement on our self-worth. We are infinitely more valuable than a job, title or role we play. Failure is part of the journey of life, of learning and growing. It is the catalyst for innovation and discovery. […]
The function of memory is not to remember the past but to help you navigate the future.
The operating system of the human being is his or her heart, soul or mind. Change the inside and the outward actions will follow.
Exodus 