Tag: victim mentality

• Monday Mirror #4: Personal Reflections that Increase Self-Awareness

  

  “Anything you can’t say thank you for is baggage.” -Joe Demartini For today’s installment of Monday Mirror: Personal Reflections that Increase Self-Awareness, I want us to bring to light some of the residual energy and emotion that most of us suppress in an effort to protect ourselves from future hurt or trauma. In a previous…

  Daniel Fortune

  October 24, 2022

  Bipolar Disorder, Mental Health, Mental Illness, Morning Mirror: Personal Reflections that Increase Self-Awareness, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Self-Awareness

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• Spiritual AF! #3: The 4 Phases of Spiritual Development

  

  In our 2nd post in the Spiritual AF! series, we need to talk about some guidlines and set some benchmarks to help us chart an intentional course in our spiritual development journey. Many people will refer to themselves as being spiritual but not religious. This is a good distinction to make. But far too many…

  Daniel Fortune

  October 22, 2022

  Religion/Spirituality, Spiritual AF!

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