Life Path Healings with Dr Marie Feuer

Doing Good and Feeling Good: The Balance It is important to do things for ourselves that “feel” good. Play, physical joy such as making love, eating, meditations and Yoga are all food for the Soul for sure. Getting and giving complements, affirmations, and support are also good, and they feel good, both giving them and receiving them. “Doing good” for others, working at a soup kitchen, cleaning up trash, all of these activities can also be good for the Soul. However, as in all things on Earth, balance is key. The pursuit of happiness, out of balance, can become a habit to avoid deep issues, personal growth, Spiritual Evolution. Life on Earth is duality, Spirit encased in flesh, Yin and Yang, light and dark. Growth is always paired with violence and destruction. The seed shell cracks for the baby plant to emerge, the female has contractions for a baby to be born, the caterpillar sheds its skin at least five times before turning into soup inside of a chrysalis to emerge with not...

The U-Turn Last week felt like a bit of risk writing so boldly about errant behaviors in an era where people seemed determined to not mention anything but the “positive” and give each other “encouragements” (Which is so out of balance that it now teaches people to rely on external validations rather than seeking internal validations or Spiritual Guidance. It also seduces people into to manipulative behaviors with others in order to receive more external validations, creating a culture of addictive ego-stroking and shame avoidance.)   I was so thrilled to hear back from other Spiritual Teachers who expressed their thanks for the article as they too have encountered ghosting and stonewalling behaviors from their students.   I was even more amazed and thankful (and joyful) to hear from the brave souls who were stunned to realize that they were indeed ghosting and stonewalling others. For them it was a huge wake-up call to realize how much fear and hostility t...

Ghosting Your Spiritual Teacher In the Eastern Traditions, one never leaves his/her Teacher. Pema Chodron stayed with her Teacher until his death, and then sought out another even though she was already a world renowned famous author and persona, and by the way, her Teachers were not. In other words, she was “better”, more famous even, then her Teachers yet she, gasp, stayed! In the USA, ambition tends to rule, not development and growth. And ambition often is translated into climbing onto the backs of others or even kicking down the ones that helped you, not always because of meanness and new-age ambition, sometimes from deep seated, even unconscious, insecurity. If you are insecure, you see threats and competition where there is none and like a frightened animal will lash out at others, causing harm, rather than seeing others as colleagues. Secure people trust their Path and Guidance and feel secure enough in the world to be able to communicate with others rather than b...