The center of Kabbalah in Los Angeles offers practical tools for daily living and personal development. Today they offer 4 rules on how to handle confrontations
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Can we create lasting peace? Or do we only have fleeting moments of peace? If you ever lost the state of inner peace, and later were able to regain it – you know it is priceless, and you will never consciously do anything that would compromise it. Do we even realize what inner peace is, […]
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If you are considering hypnosis to get rid of bad habits, improve self esteem, for performance, health or creativity improvement, you may want to read this. I hope I answered all possible questions. If not- please email me or ask in the comments. This practitioner obeys Code of Ethics as outlined by American Council of Hypnotist […]
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Effective tool for personal transformation For a long time hypnotherapy has been an effective way of making positive life changes. Without side effects. After their first session people often say, they have not been so deeply relaxed in ages… Each of us is in a state of hypnosis several times a day. (Think: highway hypnosis […]
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(I’m joining my two websites (PR and one dedicated only to hypnotherapy) so from now on please search here for articles on hypnosis, life coaching and how they can help. ) About 20 years ago a friend asked me, if I want to do visualization. I must have asked a question or two about what it […]
Continue readingWhen I read “”, in a chapter about sensitivity Cheryl quoted her coach, Thomas Leonard: ”The way I see it, your sensitivity is your greatest gift. If I were you I would protect your sensitivity rather than hate it.” It might be a new concept for you as it was for me, when I read […]
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My friend, Joybroker, just wrote something insightful, and poetic about non-judgement. I couldn’t fall asleep. I felt uncomfortably inspired. When I think of “judgement”, I right away think of self judgement: a habit of comparing ourselves to others. Because to compare yourself, you need to judge first. Judge yourself. Judge the other person. Compare. Neither […]
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Since the ancient times (at least since Upanishads, Luxor Temple, Temple of Apollo at Delphi) to the present day career advisors, we are urged to know ourselves. Why is it important? Lack of knowledge about who we are, what we are able to do, what we need, what’s our mission, what are our values – can […]
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People who have ability to empower others, have something Julia Cameron called “the believing eyes”. They are able to see us being and doing what we dream of. I bet you can recall time, when you felt all fired up about some project, yet you still doubted if you have what it takes, and there […]
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Our dilemma can drag themselves from few days to few decades. They drain our energy and make us procrastinate on important decisions. It feels like we just can’t take a full breath. You know when you have it: you want it and you don’t: it might be a great job offer in another state, but […]
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Sometimes we are convinced that if we were more lucky or have more chemistry, or chose a different partner in the first place – all our relationship’s problems – wouldn’t exist. And that might be true. Especially if we’ve got into the current problematic relation for all wrong reasons. But even if you are a […]
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It is summertime and I hope you travel safely to some wonderful places. I wrote recently about post vacation blues and what it might be about. (not that it will happen to you..) Once, after my vacations, I came up with the term “post vacation depression” only to discover that it already exists. I never found […]
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There comes a point in life when we want to leave everything and fly. (Maybe it happens between spring and summer, maybe when we move from summer to autumn, or maybe it’s completely unrelated to life’s chapters.) This is the time, when you realize you carry too much with you. You look at the past […]
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This post was written in 2013. Now I have much more tools to help you with emotional discomfort. Still, at that time the process worked for me and others. “We’ll feel unbalanced until we express anger, change the circumstances that caused it, or forgive the person who sparked it” “Emotional wisdom” Mantak Chia & Dena […]
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“Anger is meant to be listened to. Anger is a voice, a shout, a plea, a demand. Anger is meant to be respected. Why? Because anger is a map. Anger shows us what our boundaries are. Anger shows us where we want to go” Julia Cameron
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