A Quick Lesson in Living From Your Universal Soul

A Quick Lesson in Living From Your Universal Soul

25th Anniversary Issue   A conversation between you and yourself: “Something wonderful is about to happen.” “Really? Like what? Money? Health? Romance? Fame?” “That stuff is fleeting. This is better. Look at this picture.”     “It’s upside down.” “Really? What if it’s right side up?” “Nah. The sky is on the bottom.” “Let’s play with that for a minute. Instead of calling it ‘sky,’ let’s call it ‘Source’ or ‘The Soul of Everything.’” “Ok, fine. So what?” “So can we start with the idea of a vast, open field?” “Sure.” “Then how about if the clouds are like feelings, soulful desires that are sometimes light and wispy, or dark and stormy?” “I could buy that.” “No money needed, friend. Now look at the villa and the earth above it.” “Yea, that’s messed up. I couldn’t live like that.” “But you are living like that now—separate. Limited. Seemingly solid.” “Tell that to my scale. Or my bank.” “As you, I can, but that takes the fun out of it. Why don’t we try something else?” “Like what?” “Wonder.” “Wonder?” “Yes. And willingness. Like this: ‘I wonder what living from my universal soul is like, and I’m willing to feel safe, happy, and free.’” “Oh, come on. Really?” “Try it and see for yourself. Something wonderful is about to happen.”   © Copyright 2025 Robin L. Silverman. All Rights Reserved. Robin SilvermanRobin L. Silverman enjoys facilitating happiness and peace through Fullistic insights.   For more information, visit her website, Fullistic® at www.fullistic.com...
Liberating Your Ultimate Potential

Liberating Your Ultimate Potential

20th Anniversary Issue   What’s your potential?  Before we get to that, here’s what it’s not. Potential is not your purpose.  Purpose is simply something you like to do.  A lot.  If you do it a lot, you’ll limit a lot of other really wonderful things you could be doing.  If anything, choosing a single purpose and confining yourself to it just creates a barrier to your ultimate potential. Potential is not a goal.  Not even a really challenging, inspiring one.  The problem with goals is that once you reach them, you just have to set another.   Even if you set records, eventually, someone else will break them.  Goals are just another way to limit your potential. Potential is not something that requires a mentor, coach or mastermind circle.  It’s not something that requires a degree, or even multiple degrees.  These are all great ways to learn, but learning is not how you reach your potential.  Learning is how you enhance the experience of it. Potential is not something your parents told you was possible, or impossible, for that matter.  It has nothing to do with fulfilling your family legacy or breaking free of it.  It doesn’t require anyone to believe in you or even support you. In fact, your potential is not something you reach.  “Reaching your potential” suggests that it is something outside you that you somehow have to earn.   What, then, is potential?  Here’s a hint:  Potential is something you are, not something you achieve. And here’s another hint: You’re not what you think you are. You have a name, a body and roles you...
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