Sunday, March 22st, 1PM to 6PM
David Essel, Co-Founder and Minister for The Church of Spiritual Light in Ft. Myers, Florida, presents a new interactive session to help individuals deepen their spiritual or religious path, through all phases of life. All faiths are welcome. For this session, please bring a journal.
Topics to be covered include, but not limited to:
1) How to create a deeper spiritual or religious path
2) Why what we encounter, abundance or challenges, are crucial as stepping stones to a deep and rich life
3) The power of daily rituals, what they are, and how to incorporate them into the busiest of schedules.
4) Understanding the concept of a "Higher Power"
5) A look at creating the ultimate on earth...Divine Union from a spiritual perspective
6)Using meditation as a tool to connect with The Divine, that resides within "the gap " of life
7) Finding God, or your spiritual connection, in various forms of music
8) Creating depth, love, acceptance and forgiveness in your life now...
This experiential workshop will be filled with joy, laughter, introspection and spiritual abundance in a format never seen before.
Each participant will have the opportunity to experience the concept of "Divine Union" during this very workshop!
Included in your admission, at no extra charge, will be a copy of David's newest book "Heaven on Earth", his cd, "Slow Down to Deepen Your Own Spiritual Path", as well as a diksha blessing or "Blessing of Grace." (Total value of these products $57)
The class will be held at Center To Self Reliance, 1939 Park Meadows Drive, Fort Myers, Fl 33908.
Call (941) 266-7676 or visit www.ChurchOfSpiritualLight.org
Cost: $99 - Early registration is suggested as seating is limited.
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Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Success through Surrender
In a recent seminar a man raised his hand and asked why he had not reached a higher level of financial success, after all of the long hours, countless phone calls, and numerous networking events he went to weekly? " I bulldog my way through every week, and have been on this intense schedule for several years, but still find myself in the same income level! What do I need to do now?"
The answer I give to each client is the same...... the path to success is often found by doing the exact opposite in some ways than what we are doing right now.
In other words, surrender your "bulldog mentality", and replace it with confidence and a joyful approach to your work.
To the wife or husband who has been working hard to change their partner into a more positive thinker, surrender your approach. Just sit and be with them, regardless how challenging at first this might be.
To the person struggling with alcohol or nicotine, surrender the fight to stay sober, quit "white knuckling" it, quite forcing yourself every day past the drink, past the cigarette, and surrender to the cravings. Yes, just sit with them.
When we surrender to any situation, we are not giving up, but rather progressing forward, with a new mindset. Twelve step groups have mastered the art of surrender for people who are struggling with food, or any form of addiction, obsession.Find one in your area today.
Keep your positive mindset, set your goals, do the work each day, but with an attitude of acceptance to what is, surrender to what is........and watch your world, your income, your body, your life change for the better.
Slow down.
Love, peace, David Essel www.talkdavid.com
The answer I give to each client is the same...... the path to success is often found by doing the exact opposite in some ways than what we are doing right now.
In other words, surrender your "bulldog mentality", and replace it with confidence and a joyful approach to your work.
To the wife or husband who has been working hard to change their partner into a more positive thinker, surrender your approach. Just sit and be with them, regardless how challenging at first this might be.
To the person struggling with alcohol or nicotine, surrender the fight to stay sober, quit "white knuckling" it, quite forcing yourself every day past the drink, past the cigarette, and surrender to the cravings. Yes, just sit with them.
When we surrender to any situation, we are not giving up, but rather progressing forward, with a new mindset. Twelve step groups have mastered the art of surrender for people who are struggling with food, or any form of addiction, obsession.Find one in your area today.
Keep your positive mindset, set your goals, do the work each day, but with an attitude of acceptance to what is, surrender to what is........and watch your world, your income, your body, your life change for the better.
Slow down.
Love, peace, David Essel www.talkdavid.com
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