Self-Worth: A Reflection of Self-Love or Self-Abandonment

 

By Dr. Margaret Paul February 08, 2021

Self-worth suffers when you behave in ways you regret and then judge yourself.

A woman asked me the following question:

“Why am I worthy at all? Saying I am a divine being does not answer to the underlying issue of self-worth in physical world reality. . . . → Read More: Self-Worth: A Reflection of Self-Love or Self-Abandonment

The Powerful Choices That Create Inner Peace

 

By Dr. Margaret Paul January 25, 2021

Are you ready to move beyond stress and into inner peace? Here is the formula, even during chaotic times.

I have found that there are five choices we can make to release stress and create inner peace. None of these choices are hard in themselves, . . . → Read More: The Powerful Choices That Create Inner Peace

Resistance to Healing

 

By Dr. Margaret Paul January 18, 2021

Are you resistant to actually doing Inner Bonding? Do you believe you can heal by thinking it rather than doing it?

“I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand.” – Chinese Proverb

Do you believe that if you intellectually . . . → Read More: Resistance to Healing

Learning to Trust Yourself and Your Guidance

By Dr. Margaret Paul January 11, 2021

If you were hurt as a child, you likely have trust issues that need to be healed.

Were your parents or caregivers trustworthy? Mine weren’t. I could not trust their love. I could not trust that they had my highest good at heart because they . . . → Read More: Learning to Trust Yourself and Your Guidance

How to Define Your True Self-Worth

By Dr. Margaret Paul January 04, 2021

Do you believe your self-worth is in your looks and performance? If you do, is this working for you and bringing you joy?

Marilyn asked in one of my webinars:

“I’ve noticed there are times I define my worth in a way that seems not . . . → Read More: How to Define Your True Self-Worth

Are You Perpetuating a Controlling Relationship System?

By Dr. Margaret Paul December 14, 2020

Do you wonder why you often have the same conflicts over and over? Discover what you are doing to perpetuate this.

For example, Sadie found herself in the same interaction over and over with her husband, Benjamin. The interaction would go something like this: Most . . . → Read More: Are You Perpetuating a Controlling Relationship System?