Tips to Manifest Your Goals and Live Your Best Life

Unlock the Power of Your Dreams: 4 Transformative Tips to Manifest Your Goals and Live Your Best LifeNikki Harper – Embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery as we delve into the profound art of goal-setting. In the tapestry of our lives, dreams serve as guiding stars, lighting the path to a future we envision.

Whether your aspirations are colossal or intimate, the act of articulating them on paper is more than a mere task; it’s a soul-stirring process that has the potential to redefine your reality.

Today, we invite you to unlock the power within, explore the depths of your desires, and learn four inspirational tips that transcend the ordinary, guiding you towards a life of purpose and accomplishment. Continue reading

Our Upgrades, Activations & Your Self-Talk

Our Upgrades, Activations & Your Self-TalkDaniel Scranton – “Greetings. We are the Arcturian Council. We are pleased to connect with all of you.

We are in the process of receiving our own upgrades and activations. We receive energies from above, just like you do, because we are in the ninth dimension, and there are twelve dimensions in this universe. If you count the Source dimension, there are thirteen. We are continuing to evolve, just like you. We know that we can do better at sharing with you everything that we have to share. Daniel knows that can do better as well, but we are not as hard on ourselves as he is. Continue reading

Are You In An Abusive Relationship With Yourself?

treatNanice Ellis – Did you know that more than 20% of the global population is in an abusive relationship with a partner or family member? This sounds like a big number, until you consider that somewhere around 80% of the world’s population is in an abusive relationship with themselves – and most don’t even know it.

The Stranger in the Mirror is You!

The best way to see if you abuse yourself is to imagine that someone else is treating you the way you treat yourself. How would you feel if …

  • Your friend spoke to you, the way you speak to yourself?
  • Your significant other neglected you, the way you neglect yourself?
  • Your co-worker judged you, the way you judge yourself?

In most cases, if others treated us the way we treat ourselves, we would feel abused, and we would be right. If it’s not okay for others to treat us abusively, why is it okay to treat ourselves this way?

Maybe it doesn’t seem like a big deal, but trust me, it really, really is! The harm we unconsciously do to ourselves manifests as issues, challenges and missed opportunities, and when self-abuse goes on day after day, sooner or later, it shows up in our health and finances.

But, why do we abuse or neglect ourselves?

Understanding Self-Abuse

Self-abuse is the natural consequence of withholding self-love, because when we don’t love ourselves, we instinctually don’t treat ourselves well, but what prevents self-love?

The reason why so many of us have huge blocks, when it comes to self-love, is due to the fact that we have been falsely taught that we must prove our worth, over and over again, before we are worthy of love. This dynamic causes most people to go through their lives secretly feeling unworthy, and, therefore, withholding self-love.

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How To Quit Negative Self-Talk & Get Happy

“. . . you have the tools to build a healthier thought pattern now. Focus on what is going well in your life, . . .”

NegativeSelfTalkNegative self talk! Why have we all fallen victim to this nasty state of bringing ourselves down? Let’s get one thing clear, self-talk isn’t just mindless chatter spiraling around in your head. It has a way of creating its own reality. Telling yourself you can’t do something can make that come true. Tell yourself you’ll never lose weight and it can be like eating a box of doughnuts. Tell yourself it’s too hard to find a new career and you will be likely to continue the cycle of disliking your old job and stay within that exact rut.

“Self-talk dictates how you relate to yourself and how you show up for other people. Let’s say you think you have nothing interesting to say. If you keep telling yourself that, other people are going to see you that way too.” – Franco Beneduce

People who think negatively tend to be less outgoing and have weaker social networks than positive thinkers. Multiple studies link positive emotions with more satisfying relationships, more romance and even lower rates of divorce and separation. Continue reading