NEW: What"s the difference between a DNA activation and self-control? Self-improvement, self-development?

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I said in the last article and I say it here again: We are all born with a full "Christmas tree" loaded with ornaments i.e. genes. Some of those ornaments light up, some of those don"t. The capacities that those … Continue reading →



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NEW: Who or what is The Creator that loves you unconditionally? A breakthrough in context

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Summary: In this article I am going to illustrate to you how something evolves, as opposed to being born... I will illustrate to you the thought process it takes to move something from good to better to better and even better... There is no such thing as best in this thought process. This is the foundation of an Expanding Human Being: there is no limit to expanding, neither in the mind nor in the reality of the Original Design. And I"ll share the breakthrough we had in raising your vibration.






When I came to this country at age 38, I was much like you in a lot of ways. One of the thngs that I remember vividly is my relationship to improvement. If a product label said "improved", my thought was "that means it wasn"t good before, and probably isn"t good now... so I won"t get it."

I still lived in the mind, and the mind does not like improvement, it doesn"t like change. If something is good, then it is good, no need for improvement... Bah humbug.


When I was an architecture students, I learned two things that became totally useful regardless of the field I applied them. One of these is what I learned from my famed History of Architecture professor: He shared that when he graduated as an architect, he went to work in a theater, instead of the field of design or construction.

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