Third Eye Bindi

What people really desire is a workplace that clicks with their particular energy. This is where mediation, prayer and knowing yourself come in handy. Not all people understand that rushing into getting a job, "just any old job that will do," can cause more anxiety and depression than if they had just taken something in the area they loved for less money and found a way to make the rest work. The next time you are looking for a job, ask yourself what you are willing to give up for the position. Then have a long and earnest sit down in prayer! This will put you in a receptive energy this will open your energy so things you truly desire, that are for your progress and sometimes healing flow smoothly towards you. Like below is one of my artworks I did around 2014, The work got destroyed, however I had a copy that was made into a Tee-Shirt, I prayed that my talents would get noticed, I didn't actively pray for them to be prosperous (LOL) ... When speaking with God, remembe...

    The shift to remote work has indeed brought many changes to workplace dynamics, some of which have been challenging. The lack of face-to-face interaction can make it difficult for employees to express their true feelings and concerns, leading to a culture where speaking up is discouraged. This can be exacerbated in environments where there is a lack of structured social interaction and open communication about job expectations and duration.  Moreover, the absence of in-person support can leave employees feeling isolated, especially when they are not provided with adequate guidance or training. This can create an environment where only a select few receive the attention and opportunities for advancement, often leading to feelings of favoritism and inequality.  On the other hand, remote work can offer flexibility and comfort that many appreciate. However, for a truly healthy work environment, companies might benefit from incorporating more experienced professionals...

The process of letting go is sometimes hard, the thing is holding on is even harder. We go through things in our minds constantly that keep us from making good choices, from how we work with others to how we work for ourselves. The first step of letting go is finding what we need to let go, it's an old relationship that keeps us from going  forward, or a crippling belief that we need someone's help so we are under their influence until further notice. People have a way of making us believe we need them, with the way they portray knowledge they have, first things first, what makes you think you don't have  the ability to garner the same knowledge or the same results. Let's get started: 1. You have infinite knowledge, we are designed to compute on a higher level we just need to acknowledge that we can open up and allow it in. 2. Teachers of knowledge are around us, we need to make the right choice of who is teaching. Real teachers give you tools, they don't alway...