Happiness

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Synopsis

Awareness and Consciousness Podcast for Changing Beliefs, Mastering Emotions, and Creating Love and Happiness

Episodes

  • #06: Love relationships part II

    11/10/2006 Duration: 22min

    Our body has physical desires, our emotions have a desire to express love and our mind has a desire to have its beliefs and expectations met. This can create some internal conflict that gets more complicated when we add another person's desires to the mix.

  • #05: Love relationships part I

    30/09/2006 Duration: 32min

    Desires for a relationship come from deep within us. They aren’t desires for a specific person so much as a need for expression and experience of connection and feeling that we can have with another person. Those desires include the emotion of love, physical affection and sexual satisfaction.

  • #04: Happiness as choice

    12/09/2006 Duration: 31min

    Experts will advise you that in order to be happy you first have to make yourself happy. What they usually can’t explain is how to make your self happy. What I try to uncover in my work and in this audio is some of the mystery that surrounds an individual’s happiness. 

  • #03: Emotional reactions

    22/08/2006 Duration: 28min

    When it comes to stopping or changing emotional reactions people often approach the problem like they are fixing a car. The assumption seems to be that if we change one thing the whole problem will go away.

  • #02: The Four Agreements and hidden assumptions

    15/08/2006 Duration: 22min

    In this episode I cover some places that assumptions hide. I do a little poking around to show you what they look like. I also show how they lead us down dark alleys chasing illusions in our mind. Becoming aware of those dark alleys of mental illusions will make it easier to get out.

  • #01: Feeling not good enough – beliefs

    11/08/2006 Duration: 32min

    A big component of feeling insecure is the image of perfection that we create in our mind. When the voice in our head compares us to that image of perfection it concludes that we are not good enough. Buying into this comparison with an imagined self is what creates the feeling of not being good enough.

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