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We often hear disparaging remarks about a person's ego. "Boy, that person sure has a huge ego." When we hear comments like that, we get afraid and do what we can to make sure no one says that about us. We are going to explore the topic of ego and how our misperceptions of the term ego often prevent us from sharing our gift.

When you know your pieces, you know yourself. When you know yourself, you value yourself. If you don't know the value in you just being you, chances are you will spend unnecessary time and energy trying to fix what you perceive is broken or needs improving. The way through is clarity, deeply knowing who you are, and who you are not. Knowing your pieces gives you clarity, and with clarity, inspired action reveals itself. On today's show, you will become familiar with your pieces, the individualized expression of Spirit that you are. Join Janice Campbell, LUT, as she guides you through exercises to identify your values, your desires, and what stops you from living as your authentic self.

What this means is there is nothing missing or wrong with you, nothing to self-improve, only beauty and truth to uncover. You are whole, complete, and perfect just the way you are. What has us doubting our worth are the misperceptions and misunderstandings we have about ourselves and others. On today's show, we are going to focus on the package that is you. With a deep awareness of the gift that you are comes the freedom to share and appreciate yourself and others in a much lighter and joyful way.

We may understand intellectually how spiritual principles work, and be grounded in our spiritual practices, and yet when we are confronted with letting go in a love relationship, our knowing can feel like a distant memory. On today's show, we will discuss the cause of why letting go of love relationships can trigger our deepest pain and also how it can be a catalyst to usher in a deeper knowing and appreciation for our authentic self.

Sometimes we may feel we should let go before it's time, and at other times, we may hang on longer than necessary. And then there are those times when we have to let go whether we want to or not. Just like all the cycles of life, there is a natural time to let go. Bringing awareness to this sweet spot allows you to gently and gracefully be with the unfoldment of your life. On today's show, we are going to discuss how to identify the relationship you have with letting go and how to fine-tune your awareness of being in the flow.

What is it you really want? We often set grandiose goals for ourselves believing that the attainment of those goals will deliver what we desire. Yet life is lived in the moment. On today's show, we are going to explore why it is the small things that create the biggest difference in the quality of our life.

It can feel that way on the physical plane, but is that what is happening on our spiritual journey? It is so easy to judge ourselves and question why we did or didn't do something, whether we have accomplished enough or where we are in the social hierarchy. However, when we look through the lens of Spirit, we see that life doesn't really work that way. Our spiritual journey is not linear and doesn't fall into categories of right or wrong, good or bad, ahead or behind. Join Janice Campbell, LUT, as she discusses components of the spiritual journey.

The world is much more complex than it was 20, 10, or even five years ago, and with this complexity, anxiety increases. At some point our level of anxiety becomes unsustainable, and we search for relief. Unfortunately, managing the symptoms provides temporary relief, at best. There has to be a more permanent and sustainable way to deal with anxiety. On today's show, we are going to discuss how you can transcend your current anxiety to experience an even greater quality of life than you may have imagined.

When we hear the word nonresistance, it can conjure up images of giving in or compromising. We may feel powerless and want to resist what we feel is coming at us. Yet what is interesting is nonresistance often has the opposite effect of what we may initially think. Similar to river rafting, learning to work with the natural flow of the current allows us to leverage our power and effectiveness. Join Janice Campbell, LUT, as she discusses the grace and ease that nonresistance provides.

I've noticed that one of the quickest ways to cleanse your consciousness is to begin the process of clearing out your unnecessary clutter. As you do this, you will notice that your mind has something to say about pretty much everything you lay your hands on. Some of these conversations may be inspiring while others not so much. Very often the items in our physical space conjure up regretful images of the past or wistful hopes for the future. If you look closely, you can see that both are based on the scarcity thought "this isn't it." These inner conversations distract us from being present to our life now. On today's show we are going to discuss how to use your personal belongings to reveal to you the current state of your consciousness. We'll also talk about how you can use the physical plane as a catalyst to support you in remembering your authentic self.

Even though this is a clichéd statement, living by this truism can have a profound impact on your life. What it means is that every day you have the opportunity to consciously choose how you are going to flow your energy. You get a redo each and every day. You have the freedom to choose the reality you desire. Join Janice Campbell, LUT, as she discusses how to work with spiritual principles to live your best life.

On today's show, we are going to discuss how to identify the gift that you are as well as why it matters that you know. We will explore topics such as choosing the proper environment for your gift, over and under sharing of your gift, feeling ashamed of your gift, and the benefits to you and others of sharing your gift. Hiding your light under a bushel is not sustainable. It's time to free your spirit by recognizing and embracing the gift that you came here to be.

The word small initially may not be too appealing-conjuring up images of limitation and restriction-and yet, just like the seed of the mustard plant, it is only the beginning. As Jesus teaches in Matthew 7:13-14, "Enter through the narrow gate; for the gate is wide and the road is easy that leads to destruction, and there are many who take it. For the gate is narrow and the road is hard that leads to life, and there are few who find it." On today's show we are going to discuss how starting small and focused will lead to your heart's desire.

Are you hard on yourself? Are you constantly berating and criticizing yourself? If so, that habit has to stop. You cannot send mixed messages out to the universe and expect to get what you want back. Spiritual laws cannot be broken. We either work with them or fight against them. Join Janice Campbell, LUT, as she discusses gentle ways to stop the habit of fighting against yourself. It is time to claim your power as a spiritual being and harmonize with yourself.

Being on a spiritual path may conjure up images of asceticism, rigor, discipline, and perfection; however, that is not how most of us live. We have jobs, careers, relationships, kids, financial responsibilities, pets, relatives, health issues, and so life gets messy. The goal is not to resist what is, or to try and run away from it, but rather to be at peace right where you are. Join Janice Campbell, LUT, as she discusses how to find an opening in your messiness to embrace all of who you are.