How we perceive the world drives our actions and motivation. Are you aware of what beliefs you are carrying and how they are affecting your experiences?

How can we quantify what is evil, when we all have such different views of what is acceptable or not? I offer some thoughts to ponder...

Knowledge is not usually questioned. We know what we know. Epistemology is the branch of philosophy that questions what we know, and the reliability of it.

Making decisions can seem that we have considered all aspects of the situation in front of us, however, we do not always see what is in front of us.

Joel Goldsmiths work has been declared as ground breaking. He wrote several books on his teachings in his initial book The Infinite Way. His insights are inspiring and fascinating. Here I introduce an insight into his work.

With so much information and news available to us it is no wonder we see the negative in everything. Negativity breeds fear and more of the same, while being grateful for everything sets us free, and brings us more to be grateful for.

Our self-identity has become a crucial part of who we are. What we have achieved and how we are perceived seems to be the accepted form of knowing who someone is. However, our true Self is far removed from there.

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Our thoughts are crucial to the life we create for ourselves. We can only ever experience what is in our consciousness, therefore, life is a reflection of our consciousness. Do you know how your thoughts are affecting your life?

It is common for us to be anxious, stressed or depressed in most our day to day lives. What is actually happening in your life 'now' that is causing these perceived problems? Is anything happening or is it the fear that it might?