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Gwen Hodder: Posted on Wednesday, 9 November 2011 8:47 AM
When we change what is going on with our inner thoughts, we are changing our old belief systems that are locked away in the unconscious mind. What we suppress is expressed. Either by those around us or our outer actions don't match our inner thoughts.
Changing our inner world to be in balance is a long process and it takes a certain type of discipline to Self to create what we truly desire to manifest in our outer world.It takes time for the outer world to reflect the changes we have made within. |
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Posted on Tuesday, 13 September 2011 3:27 PM
I am currently reading a book on Great Australian Women and as I am a citizen of this amazing country I wanted to learn more about these women as I have had and still do have male mentors it is refreshing to read about these amazing women.
George Hegel, (1770 - 1831) a Professor of Philosophy at Berlin University, insisted that women's limited mental capacity equipped them only for housework and child-rearing.
Closer to home Professor William Balls-Headley, (gotta love the name) (1841 - 1918) Professor of Obstetrics at Sydney University, predicted that if young women were allowed to undertake tertiary education "the energy needed by the uterus would be diverted to the brain, rendering them infertile". |
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Gwen Hodder: Posted on Friday, 26 August 2011 3:15 PM
We are always learning, we feel we have moved through something in our lives, then wham we are hit again with something else. Other people are a good way to gauge how we are going, but most of the time it's not what they are saying to us, it's all about how we are reacting to what they are saying. As tone of voice makes up 76%, we need to be aware of how people are speaking to us and it's also good to observe how we react. Watching body language and listening not only to what they are saying, but in what tone of voice they are using that will help you keep a check on how much you are growing and changing. |
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