Standing In Our Power Requires Us To

Standing In Our Power Demands That We Be Vulnerable, Listen To Our Own Voice, And Take Risks Outside The Comfort Of What We Know.

Jung First Gave Us The Term ‘shadow’ To Refer To Those Parts Of Our Personality That Have Been Rejected Out Of Fear, Ignorance, Shame, Or Lack Of Love. His Basic Notion Of The Shadow Was Simple: ‘the Shadow Is The Person You Would Rather Not Be.’ He Believed That Integrating The Shadow Would Have A Profound Impact, Enabling Us To Rediscover A Deeper Source Of Our Own Spiritual Life. ‘to Do This,’ Jung Said, ‘we Are Obliged To Struggle With Evil, Confront The Shadow, To Integrate The Devil. There Is No Other Choice.’

Emotional Turmoil Can Be A Powerful Catalyst To Reconnect Us With Our Divine Nature. It Propels Us Into A Journey Of Self Discovery And Urges Us To Learn How To Love And Accept Our Entire Being.

It Is Only When You're Lying To Yourself Or Hating Some Aspect Of Yourself That You'll Get An Emotional Charge From Someone Else's Behavior.

Right Now, There Is A Stronger, More Vibrant, More Inspired Version Of You That Is Wanting And Waiting To Emerge.