Archive for the ‘3 - Belief Negotiation’ Category

Everyday Rituals – Meaningful Inventions
[what rituals do YOU use to mark everyday moments of significance?]
I have loved the idea of everyday ritual forever… I even bought a book of that title only to find that it was full of dense nonsense about philosophical meanderings…
I wanted a sort of ‘Book of Days’ that describes suitable ritual and ceremony for everyday occurrences…
For example… and don’t get me wrong… the following topic does not represent a focus for me but just happened to [...]

John Hawkins – Consciousness Coach
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Beliefs are neither good nor bad – true or false.
The beliefs we explore are simply empowering or
disempowering in relation to our intending.
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Sitting in a chair in my living room the other day, I found myself pondering the spark of divinity in my heart. And in particular my evolving relationship with this expression of All That Is. It occurred to me that one way to show my willingness [...]

What Am I Offering? – Perspective and Influence
I offer my perspective, which will certainly engage yours in some way, making us both richer.
I also offer my influence, which is something else. [Influence is about as far as two sovereign beings can go in attempting to create in each other's realities.]
As we engage each other and share experiences you will experience my way of handling things (as I will yours – this all goes both ways) – surfing the endless flow [...]

John Hawkins – CV, Bio and General Qualifications
W John C Hawkins is a Life Coach and Mentor in Consciousness who helps people who want to create a slightly different reality than the one they are enjoying [or not enjoying!] right now. This is usually a simple and (mostly) fun, natural, and organic process that has to be seen to be believed. [or rather it has to be Believed to be Seen!]
Formal Designations
Life Coach / Consciousness Mentor – 2009
Graduate [...]

Dare We Offer Up Our Cherished Beliefs for Base Negotiation?
Thanks for asking this question. There’s a good point being expressed here…

If you think about it, the only time you become aware of your beliefs is when they’re not working for you anymore. Beliefs that are working are utterly invisible. What’s true is true, and what’s real is real. In everyday moments one does not trouble oneself with these kinds of distinctions and distractions. Life is to be lived!