Actually, we need both ha ha. The mind is obviously useful. Just not when it gets wrapped up in the painful, false stories we tell ourselves (You know the ones of which I speak: “He’s better than me”, “I’m not good enough”, “I have nothing to offer that’s not already out there”, “it’s not safe to get close to people”, “I’m too fat”, “I’m too thin”, “I fill-in-the-blank too much”, “I always screw it up”, “love hurts”, etc).crossroadspharm.com
It’s all all useful bullshit. Yes. Useful. Because in those stories is a trail to your Truth 🙂 The great thing about the intellect is… you can also use it search; to find Truth; to direct yourself to connect to the greatest parts of You; to Self-discover; to become aware; to discover the gold in your experiences (no matter how good or shitty they seem); to make plans and to motivate you into action toward what you want to manifest; to move you toward what you want and deserve.
And the even more cool thing about the intellect? Is you can allow your #heart or #spirit or your #higherself or #divine to use it to create, inspire, and empower. Boom 👊🏻#soulysticliving #spiritualpsychology #awakening #consciousness #spirituality #spiritualdevelopment #loveyoubetrue #jodiana #selfgrowth #personaldevelopment #awareness #realizations #love #spiritofkindness #servantofpeace #manifest #miraclesCrossroadspharm
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Finally, after about five minutes of turning the key to no avail, I changed it up and tried a different strategy. I said a little prayer, then I envisioned golden-white light pouring into my car’s battery and flowing out into the engine of the car. After a deep exhale, I turned the key again. Errrr.. chck chk chk… ergh. No dice… but!! I did hear a promising chk chk chk in-between the errrr! So, I tried again.
For someone with chronic illness, eating packaged food is like putting water in a gas tank and expecting the car to run. What we put in our body is what the body uses to create our cells. The body replaces cells every so often, depending on the cell. For example, the normal life span of a red blood cell is about four months (meaning that four months from now every red blood cell in your body will have died and been replaced with new ones). The lining of the gut is rebuilt approximately every 28-29 days. It is said that, after 7 years, the body has replaced every cell. Think about how powerful that is.
have. I told him that my angels told me to come to him. He said yes. While I was on the phone with him, his wife said, “Now how did she know we had 22 marbles?!”. I said, “I didn’t! I’m just following what my angels told me to do!”. 
