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Comment on Old Patterns, New Patterns by Ken Engel

Ken Engel — Mon, 29 Apr 2013 20:02:10 +0000

Great article Randy. Thanks for the good level headed and useful advice. Ken, M.S.

Comment on Purpose by Idebenone

Idebenone — Mon, 17 Dec 2012 17:12:09 +0000

Forgiving yourself can be much harder than forgiving someone else. When you’re carrying around a sense of blame for something that has happened in the past, this bundle of negativity burrowing deep into yourself can cause a never-ending, pervasive sense of unhappiness. Forgiving yourself is an important act of moving forward and releasing yourself from the past. It’s also a way of protecting your health and general well-being. Here are some suggestions on how to forgive yourself.

Comment on Synchronicity by Sandy

Sandy — Mon, 08 Oct 2012 01:28:42 +0000

Just in case ‘there is an important reason’ …

Although I have a general understanding of “synchronicity”, I decided to look it up before
making a post on the forum associated with “The Online Seth Intensive Study Course”
(Rick Stack) ~ and somehow wound up here!
Go figure

Comment on Does going out match coming in? by Gloria

Gloria — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 03:32:13 +0000

Hi Randy,
Have you always been a deep person? You seem to be a very happy person and I’m guessing that material items are not as important to you. Your family is your everything … am I right?
Wishing eternal happiness for you and your family!
Gloria

Comment on Does going out match coming in? by Sonia

Sonia — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 14:10:26 +0000

I heard a tape recording of Marianne Williamson years ago and this one statement keeps ringing in my head, “what you put into the world will come back to you ten-fold”. There are times when I look back and reflect on decisions I have made and thought, “why did you do that”, when I knew better. Everyday is a new day to make new choices and change bad habits. Thank you for reminding me that no matter what I can change who I am today and will be tomorrow. We talked years ago on the phone and it led me to where I am now. Thank you!

Comment on Does going out match coming in? by Dianna

Dianna — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 00:55:33 +0000

I needed to read this and find you today. This is exactly what I am feeling. I feel like I give, give, and give and yet I don’t get the same back. I have people in my life that are not as giving, and yet, their life is on a silver platter. I wrestle with annomosity, jealousy and unfairness towards all the time. But in reading this, and going through your website, I’ve learned, it isn’t them, it’s me. I live on the East Coast but will check back as often as possible for more inspiration!

Comment on Does going out match coming in? by Pfillup

Pfillup — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 03:57:31 +0000

Very inspirational message from a young adult. Why does it seem so simple?

Comment on Does going out match coming in? by Crystal Rohm

Crystal Rohm — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 02:53:40 +0000

Hi Randy – very thought provoking words. We watched your interaction with your mom over Skype on the selling of your family’s home episode tonight. We were so impressed with your kind words for your mother and the encouragement you showed her. We googled to find out what you were doing these days. I can tell you have a gift for inspiring others. We plan on reviewing your website further and certainly have experienced much of what you describe in your post. Happy New Year to you.

Comment on This is so powerful by Lucille overton

Lucille overton — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 09:08:20 +0000

That was a very moving video I was left in tears and want to help save the planet even more for our children.
Thank you for sharing that.

Comment on experience is like a road trip by Brendan Ryan

Brendan Ryan — Fri, 16 Sep 2011 17:57:01 +0000

Dear Randy,

After reading your blog about experience I felt more secure and less like a terrified passenger on a subway car, if you will, because a lot us people feel oppressed by the misery and confusion that seems to exist in America that may or may not even exist, almost like nothing can pry us out of our bodies and off of the track we think we have no escape from being on whether it be in one shape, form, or another. Knowing that it is meant to feel good to literally let it all hang out concerning whatever it is we are involved in, and to welcome our souls along for the ride, experience can become a very comforting and reassuring moment to appreciate. I’ll be sure to always keep this in mind, whether I find myself enjoying life or encountering the unknown because after all, like they say, “Experience is paramount.”

Sincerely,

Brendan Ryan

The Brendan Ryan Company
Houston, Texas