I bought the book of Caroline Myss, Anatomy of the Spirit: The Seven Stages of Power and Healing years ago, but did not read it. While I was meditating in early April, I saw the answer to a question I asked in this book, so I started to read. Like every book I read just in time, I quaffed it in a week. There are very nice information and stories about the soul-body-mind relationship. There is a separate chapter for each chakra and at the end of each chapter, there are questions for self-examination. What I share here is from the Sixth Chakra: The Power of the Mind section. Now when I look back, I understand why I wrote about “The Pope and Justice” from Tarot, that I shared in Turkish, after 12 days.
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What beliefs do you have that cause you to interpret the actions of others in a negative way?
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What negative behavioral patterns continually surface in your relationships with others?
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What attitudes do you have that disempower you?
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What beliefs do you continue to accept that you know are not true?
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Are you judgmental? If so, what situations or relationships tend to bring out that tendency in you?
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Do you give yourself excuses for behaving in negative ways?
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Can you recall instances in which you were confronted with a more profound level of truth than you were used to hearing and found the experience intimidating?
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What beliefs and attitudes would you like to change in yourself? Are you willing to make a commitment to making those changes?
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Are you comfortable thinking about your life in impersonal terms?
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Are you frightened of the changes that might occur in your life, should you openly embrace a conscious lifestyle?
I changed two questions as:
7. Can you recall instances in which you were confronted with a truth and found the experience intimidating?
10. What might occur in your life, if you openly embrace a conscious lifestyle, at best and at worst?
Have a healing and powerful month!
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