Getting Out of Our Own Way

One of the most challenging tasks we face is to learn to become nonjudgmental, thereby disentangling ourselves from both emotionally charged situations as well as from the collective intellectual mindset of laws, rules and dogma. The way of nonjudgment is the way to remembering the sacredness of all life. If you are to experience your own freedom and resolution, so, too, must you learn how to love yourself and others. In responding to people with love and compassion, you readily move from conflict to harmony. When you remember, embrace and share your divinity, you free others to walk their truth. This is a book that talks about fear, conditioning, anger, inaction, neutrality, detachment, apathy, knowledge, wisdom, compassion, compassionate allowing, love, selfishness, selflessness, mindfulness, integral spiritual practices, discernment, indifference, suppression, unboundedness, transcendence, antagonism, empowerment, positivity, visionary Christianity, dharma, inspiration, authenticity, celebrating diversity, conscious creation and ascension, all from a heart-based consciousness approach to living.