Life Path Healings with Dr Marie Feuer

Now What? For some reason people forget to ask this question. You get married. Is that it? Now you can get on with “your” life, now that you got what you wanted? No way! No that you are married, you have a whole new “practice” to master called having a great marriage, keeping that great marriage alive. When people come to Life Path Healings for private work, they always leave with “homework”. If they do not do the homework no harm, no foul, or so they think. However few realize that if you don’t jump into your lessons, the classes you and Source designed for you for this life, life circumstances will create those lessons for you.   Should you participate in the homework, which is only one step in building a new you, living life differently it is up to you to continue to “take the classes”. Because you are not “enrolled” in a class, most people forget to monitor and track their work and they forget to keep going. When you are in university you understand that the education

Honey or Vinegar? For years women (even “feminists”) have preached “honey gets you more than vinegar”. I still hear that. And I must note I have NEVER heard that “advice” given from a man or from a woman to a man!   Honey.   This does not imply putting yourself in the shoes of another to be compassionate and/or understanding. It implies seduction, manipulation, even flirtation, and the historical “feminine wiles”.   But what does this really do? What is underneath this? Using “honey” implies the person you wish to communicate with must be “handled” and while this is often true for interactions with associates, coworkers, supervisors, the court system, IRS etc., is this the kind of relationship you want with close friends, lovers, spouse, children, parents etc.? If so, read no further, you will be bored.   Using “honey” on people that matter to you and that are close to you, implies that the person is morally and emotionally weak and perhaps even unintelligent and you have t

Shenpa: Is Not “Getting Called Out: First  read Pema Chodron’s article on Shenpa: (https://www.lionsroar.com/how-we-get-hooked-shenpa-and-how-we-get-unhooked/) She does address that people find it hard, threatening, embarrassing, to practice Shenpa even if it is coming from your Teacher that loves you so much s/he is more committed to your advancement than you are at times. Your Teacher is your path to extraordinary because s/he has no investment in praising you in your mediocrity or dysfunction in order to help you (falsely) “feel good” so you will keep coming back. Shenpa is a form of mindfulness, applied to you, so you can call it Mindful self-awareness. In this age of “victim worship” most people have been taught and rewarded for “praising” victims, no matter what. This approach infers that the victim is deformed delicate broken porcelain object that must be treated with soft gloves. As if the victim is so emotionally and mentally deranged that you must coddle them because deep do