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By Dr. Margaret Paul October 25, 2021 Are you stuck in wounded pain due to avoiding your deeper existential pain of life?
We desire to find the path to peace, joy, and freedom. We strive to feel lovable, worthy, and secure. We know that if we do our Inner Bonding work . . . → Read More: What Are You Afraid To Feel?  Comments are closed  Relationships, Spiritual Growth  Addictions, anxiety, feelings, Inner Bonding, inner child By Dr. Margaret Paul November 16, 2020 Is your addiction to caretaking stopping you from knowing yourself? “I have had to parent my whole life, never really able to be a kid from my childlike mother to my son-like husband. Everything seems to depend on me doing the right thing and staying . . . → Read More: Caretaking Others Prevents You From Knowing Yourself By Dr. Margaret Paul November 02, 2020 Discover when controlling opens your heart and when it closes you down and blocks your connection with your spiritual guidance. The kind of control that actually blocks our ability to access spirit is when we try to control what we can’t control – such as . . . → Read More: When it is Loving to You to Control – and When it’s Not By Dr. Margaret Paul September 14, 2020 Do you want to love your inner child when you are in pain, or do you reject and abandon yourself in the face of your painful feelings? Lauren, a client of mine, has been practicing Inner Bonding for a number of years but she was . . . → Read More: Are You Resistant To Loving Yourself? By Dr. Margaret Paul April 13, 2020 Discover what you need to notice that can lead you to your life purpose. “If you follow your bliss, you put yourself on a kind of track that has been there all the while, waiting for you, and the life that you ought to . . . → Read More: Discovering Your True Life Purpose Comments are closed Relationships Addictions, follow your bliss, Inner Bonding, Joseph Campbell, life calling, life purpose, Margaret Paul, meaning of life, misery, passion, purpose By Dr. Margaret Paul November 04, 2019 Being able to tell great stories, and being addicted to story-telling, are two very different things. I was at a social gathering speaking with Robyn, a woman I had just met. At first, it sounded like she was a very interesting person and a . . . → Read More: Addiction to Story Telling |
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