Our Mind Is the Limit

Category: Self Development

  • Connecting with Your Soul

    My main spiritual focus over the last several months has been consciously connecting with my Soul. You may think of your Soul as spirit guides, the Holy Spirit, your higher self, or any number of monikers. I think it’s just slightly different conceptions of the same thing, but I like using the term “Soul”. The…

  • Living Creatively

    As I’ve been listening to The Power of Now on loop in my car and reading Creativity: Unleashing the Forces Within before bed, I’ve noticed that many of the ideas overlap. I’d like to share one of those ideas with you. This idea has, just in the last few days, brought great joy into my life. The…

  • The Type-Z Guide to Success – A Review

    The Type-Z Guide to Success – A Review

    This is a review of The Type-Z Guide to Success: A Lazy Person’s Manifesto for Wealth and Fulfillment, by Marc Allen. I’m by nature a somewhat…well, I can be lazy, at times. This book was right up my alley. If you’re not a Type A person, someone who is eternally motivated and works hard all the…

  • An Expanded View of the Self

    An Expanded View of the Self

    Most of us have highly limited conceptions of ourselves. We don’t realize our true power nor our ability to affect others and the world as a whole. Below are a few ideas to help you realize you’re more than it may seem.   The Physical Self We tend to think of ourselves as ending where our skin meets the air.…

  • Four Hours of Sleep – Conclusion

    Four Hours of Sleep – Conclusion

    This is the fourth and final update to this post, in which I decided to experiment for thirty days with getting only four hours of sleep per night with an afternoon nap as needed. These were the intended benefits of the experiment: – be more creative– be more productive– have increased lucid dreaming activity– have an expanded general…

  • Four Hours of Sleep – Update #2

    Four Hours of Sleep – Update #2

    This is the second update to this post, where I’m experimenting with getting only four hours of sleep at night and an afternoon nap as needed. It has now been two weeks of sleeping from midnight/12:30 until 4:30 am with a 1 or 1.5 hour nap in the early afternoon around 3 pm, although I’m…

  • Talk to Your Body for Easy Healing

    Talk to Your Body for Easy Healing

    Our bodies, composed of more than 30 trillion individual cells, handle all of their complex functions on their own without our conscious intervention. Our bodies are geniuses, but usually our thoughts and beliefs hinder their ability to achieve and maintain perfect health. We think we need all kinds of medications. Unfortunately, these medications are generally designed to…

  • Four Hours of Sleep – Update #1

    Four Hours of Sleep – Update #1

    This is the first update to this post, a week into an abbreviated four-hour sleep schedule. Due to the long 4th of July weekend, I only had a few nights to try to sleep only four hours since (for now) I’m not using the schedule on weekends when I’m out and about with friends, drinking, enjoying summertime activities.…

  • Four Hours of Sleep

    Four Hours of Sleep

    For the month of July, I’ll be attempting an amended sleep schedule of only four hours of sleep per night with an afternoon nap as needed. I’m not 100% sure I’ll be able to do it, and as of now, the plan is only to use the schedule during the week and possibly sleep more…

  • The Nature of Personal Reality

    The Nature of Personal Reality

    This post is a review of the most empowering book I’ve ever read: The Nature of Personal Reality: Specific, Practical Techniques for Solving Everyday Problems and Enriching the Life You Know, by Jane Roberts (and Seth). I finished reading it last week and just today finished transcribing the passages I doggy eared while using the best…