Today, I want to discuss three influences that impact your personal and spiritual growth. They are called “influences” because they affect you daily on a personal and spiritual level whether you realize it or not.

We spend most of our lives under the lowest level of influence known as “Influence A.” Influence A consists of all our wants, needs and desires as an individual, hence they are often referred to as “life influences.''

Influence A comprises such things as money, food, housing, sleep, clothing, transportation, and relationships. Influence A also extends beyond the personal to our society and culture, and includes things such as our desires or associations with sports, politics, news, social position, wealth, power, etc. Basically, anything that is essential or related to your day to day existence falls under the umbrella of Influence A. 

As a result, A Influence also assists in the development and maintenance of false...

Courage and fear...

Courage gives us the confidence to try new things. Fear prevents us from venturing out of our comfort zone. 

Courage expands life. Fear shrinks it. 

I often look at fear and its role in my life and ask myself, "Is fear preventing me from living life to the fullest?"

My answer may surprise you.

When we are present, we engage the soul and experience the divine.

In this video, I share 15+ tips and tools that you can immediately use to practice mindfulness and be more present.

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Namaste,

Sullins

Have you noticed there tends to be a lot of focus by spiritual teachers on false personality? And rightfully so, as our false personality is opposed to our spiritual growth and enlightenment.

Fortunately, there’s also an aspect of you that works in opposition to false personality It’s your true personality and you can cultivate it and have it assist you in your desire to grow personally and spiritually.

To clarify, your false personality is who you imagine yourself to be. Its development begins at an early age and is more or less fully in tact around adolescence. Many factors influence our false personality – parents, siblings, peers, teachers, society, television, film, advertising, etc.

As a child, its one’s false personality that believes having the latest, greatest pair of Nike shoes or wearing a certain brand of clothing will make you popular at school.

As an adult, its one’s false personality that believes that money will make...