Metamorphosis ~ Peter Shepherd's Podcast

This week, Guy Finley tells us how to break through the illusion of limitation. Ironically, the more conscious we become of what limits us, the more limitless becomes our reality! Then Karen Wright talks more about resistance: resistance is the root of all suffering - yet we seem convinced that resistance to what we don't want will make it go away. Finally, Patrice Robson continues today's resistance theme and says we have a simple choice for life: resisting or allowing. For the full text of the articles, plus details of the authors, see the Counterpoint Article Library online at Trans4mind.com.

Our emotional intelligence is at least as important as our intellectual ability in getting on at work and succeeding in relationships. This week, Andy Smith offers his top five tips for developing emotional intelligence. Then Alice Gardner explains what is required for our spiritual awakening. Finally, Owen Waters talks about the nature of evil, and its antidote, which is love. For the full text of the articles, plus details of the authors, see the Counterpoint Article Library online at Trans4mind.com.

Our emotional intelligence is at least as important as our intellectual ability in getting on at work and succeeding in relationships. This week, Andy Smith offers his top five tips for developing emotional intelligence. Then Alice Gardner explains what is required for our spiritual awakening. Finally, Owen Waters talks about the nature of evil, and its antidote, which is love. For the full text of the articles, plus details of the authors, see the Counterpoint Article Library online at Trans4mind.com.

We're back after a short break and this week we begin with Gabriella Kortsch's examination of the puritan work ethic - are we still holding on to this and is it doing us any good? Then Julie Cohen asks: what place does saying 'I'm sorry' have in the workplace? Finally, Paul Bauer presents an exercise to help you connect with the Higher Self, to raise your vibration and abundance. For the full text of the articles, plus details of the authors, see the Counterpoint Article Library online at Trans4mind.com.

We're back after a short break and this week we begin with Gabriella Kortsch's examination of the puritan work ethic - are we still holding on to this and is it doing us any good? Then Julie Cohen asks: what place does saying 'I'm sorry' have in the workplace? Finally, Paul Bauer presents an exercise to help you connect with the Higher Self, to raise your vibration and abundance. For the full text of the articles, plus details of the authors, see the Counterpoint Article Library online at Trans4mind.com.

We begin this week with Have a Blessed Day, a short touching story. Then Altazar Rossiter explains how our feelings generate our experience and how to align them with our spiritual intelligence. Finally, Colleen-Joy Page explains the formula of power and offers exercises to reclaim our ability to change life for the better. For the full text of the articles, plus details of the authors, see the Counterpoint Article Library online at Trans4mind.com.

We begin this week with Have a Blessed Day, a short touching story. Then Altazar Rossiter explains how our feelings generate our experience and how to align them with our spiritual intelligence. Finally, Colleen-Joy Page explains the formula of power and offers exercises to reclaim our ability to change life for the better. For the full text of the articles, plus details of the authors, see the Counterpoint Article Library online at Trans4mind.com.

It's a Special Edition of the mag this week with the theme: What is Love? Firstly, Jessica will read Wallace Huey's poem in the Inspiration for the Soul series, set to music by Shirley Cason. Then I'll present two articles about the nature of love that are profoundly influenced by spiritual masters... Wallace Huey explains how the teachings of Sai Baba have been inspirational in his life, and Ross Heaven describes what he has learned from Rumi - the master of love's simple truths. For the full text of the articles, plus details of the authors, see the Counterpoint Article Library online at Trans4mind.com.

It's a Special Edition of the mag this week with the theme: What is Love? Firstly, Jessica will read Wallace Huey's poem in the Inspiration for the Soul series, set to music by Shirley Cason. Then I'll present two articles about the nature of love that are profoundly influenced by spiritual masters... Wallace Huey explains how the teachings of Sai Baba have been inspirational in his life, and Ross Heaven describes what he has learned from Rumi - the master of love's simple truths. For the full text of the articles, plus details of the authors, see the Counterpoint Article Library online at Trans4mind.com.

First up this week, Peter Novak asks are you feeling tired because of what you eat? It's likely and he gives some advice. Next, Lori Radun presents the best ways to turn self-doubt into confidence. And finally, Altazar Rossiter describes how personal boundaries function in the workplace. Everyone knows someone who is a doormat, unable to refuse any imposition on their good nature. And everyone knows someone who is so tightly defended that they hold themselves aloof and disengaged from the general flow of things. Is there a good place to be, in between these extremes? For the full text of the articles, plus details of the authors, see the Counterpoint Article Library online at Trans4mind.com.

First up this week, Peter Novak asks are you feeling tired because of what you eat? It's likely and he gives some advice. Next, Lori Radun presents the best ways to turn self-doubt into confidence. And finally, Altazar Rossiter describes how personal boundaries function in the workplace. Everyone knows someone who is a doormat, unable to refuse any imposition on their good nature. And everyone knows someone who is so tightly defended that they hold themselves aloof and disengaged from the general flow of things. Is there a good place to be, in between these extremes? For the full text of the articles, plus details of the authors, see the Counterpoint Article Library online at Trans4mind.com.

Alice Gardner recommends that we begin to focus our lives on the present moment, by observing the mind with detachment. Next, Owen Waters explains how the Hundredth Monkey Effect offers hope that when enough people have raised their consciousness, suddenly everyone will become aware of heart-centered values. Finally, Altazar Rossiter writes about embracing the Shadow - the unconscious repository of what we fear and dislike in ourselves. For the full text of the articles, plus details of the authors, see the Counterpoint Article Library online at Trans4mind.com.

Alice Gardner recommends that we begin to focus our lives on the present moment, by observing the mind with detachment. Next, Owen Waters explains how the Hundredth Monkey Effect offers hope that when enough people have raised their consciousness, suddenly everyone will become aware of heart-centered values. Finally, Altazar Rossiter writes about embracing the Shadow - the unconscious repository of what we fear and dislike in ourselves. For the full text of the articles, plus details of the authors, see the Counterpoint Article Library online at Trans4mind.com.

While there are certain routines and habits we would like to change, like smoking and eating too much, there are others which drive us to grow and improve. Rob McBride explains that in creating new habits, challenge is the key. Next, Julie Cohen gives advice about how best to deliver a difficult message at work, to an individual or team, aiming to provide the proverbial win-win to all involved. Finally, Karla Brandau offers some sure-fire mental strategies to fight stress - to move from distress to fulfilling action. For the full text of the articles, plus details of the authors, see the Counterpoint Article Library online at Trans4mind.com.

While there are certain routines and habits we would like to change, like smoking and eating too much, there are others which drive us to grow and improve. Rob McBride explains that in creating new habits, challenge is the key. Next, Julie Cohen gives advice about how best to deliver a difficult message at work, to an individual or team, aiming to provide the proverbial win-win to all involved. Finally, Karla Brandau offers some sure-fire mental strategies to fight stress - to move from distress to fulfilling action. For the full text of the articles, plus details of the authors, see the Counterpoint Article Library online at Trans4mind.com.