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Best CYL4G Tweets in April 2012

by Sally Anne Dishong on April 30, 2012 · 0 comments

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DON’T do these 3 things that cause anxiety in relationships: Assume, avoid directness, & jump ahead to “what if?” PT http://goo.gl/aYJ7F

Check out new “text only Instagram” spoof @TextInstagram. Mocking photo trends by Instagram users like: “airplane wing from 2 seats back”.

Just got this for my KindleFire: ‘Essential Reiki: A Complete Guide to an Ancient Healing Art’ by Diane Stein. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004G5ZYDS/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_ask_q4pZD.1AKC14E

Teaching is a great way to learn something & it just might change your life. New online platform can facilitate both. http://goo.gl/fOMRf

Happy birthday to the Bard–whoever you were! Shakespeare’s words still rock & are as relevant today as 400 years ago! http://goo.gl/3Dcyk

“Be yourself”…but which one? How to tell the difference between your True Self and your everyday self. http://www.oprah.com/oprahs-lifeclass/Deepak-Chopra-The-Difference-Between-the-True-Self-and-Everyday-Self/1

Tip on how to get more done in a day: treat each day like it’s the day before vacation. You’ll plow through your to do list! (Zig Ziglar)

I love it! A happiness expert at Harvard. Here are 5 quick things from Shawn Achor you can do to be happier each day: http://goo.gl/SAIKJ

My life is like a charm bracelet collection of meaningful moments. Can’t wait to see how many new charms I collect today! How ’bout you?

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The Extra Value of Introverted Temperament Type

March 7, 2012

The Bias Toward Extraversion In our modern Western society, fast-paced, hard-charging, spill your guts kind of world, extraverts rule. By extraverts I mean those who fit the popular definition of outgoing, gregarious, talkative, group-oriented folks as well as the Jungian temperament concept of those who are energized by being around others. This was not the [...]

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Top CYL4G Tweets in February 2012

February 29, 2012

Feb 29 Happy Leap Day! Celebrate this unique day with a Leap Year meditation that could become a life-changing habit. Relax… http://goo.gl/Z7B9X 28 Feb Sally Anne Dishong ‏ @CYL4G_sallyanne How does dealing with adversity change your personality? It doesn’t…according to research. It may change something…http://goo.gl/456gg  26 Feb Sally Anne Dishong ‏ @CYL4G_sallyanne Would you put [...]

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12 Things You Need to Do in 2012

January 25, 2012

2012 — A Time of Great Transformation It’s finally here. The year we’ve heard so much about:  2012! Rather than being the end of the world, or the end of all time (as some may have misinterpreted the ending of the Mayan calendar and other ancient prophecies), it is my belief that it’s a time [...]

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Focus for 2012 Using the I Ching

December 31, 2011

I Ching readings for transpersonal focus For the last five years, I’ve use the I Ching to help me choose a single focal point for my new year’s resolutions. In my post about using the I Ching in this way, I describe the process and resources to interpret the reading. It’s been enlightening for me [...]

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How We are Like the Blind Men and the Elephant

December 10, 2011

The story of the blind men and the elephant “Six blind men were asked to determine what an elephant looked like by feeling different parts of the elephant’s body. The blind man who feels a leg says the elephant is like a pillar; the one who feels the tail says the elephant is like a [...]

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The Seven Rays–Some Personal Insights [VIDEO]

November 24, 2011

Applying ancient wisdom for personal insights As I mentioned in my previous overview post about The Seven Rays, this teaching comes to us from many sources of ancient, ageless wisdom. After I explored (merely scratched the surface, really) the basic concepts in my master’s degree course in transpersonal studies, I used them in my own [...]

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