If fear of death is, in fact, as inevitable as the event itself – there’s one change we can make to help. In Western culture, we tend to pretend death doesn’t exist, whereas research has indicated that the East Asian yin and yang philosophy of death – where life can’t exist without death – allows individuals to use death as a reminder to enjoy life. I realized my intuition was always speaking to me, after all it is a divine conduit for the higher self. The illusion was the

My journey to finding faith was not just a skip, jump or leap. It was more like an ocean, on high tide drawing me in. It completely engulfed me; it did not develop in stages. It was me, completely surrendering to all that I thought I knew and to me just letting going and finally saying Y-E-S! It all began at a point of uncertainty. Uncertainty of who I was, uncertainty of where I belonged, uncertainty of where I was going. I was filling my body from head to toe with pressure

1. Follow your heart unconditionally. There is intelligence within your heart that you cannot even consciously comprehend. You know, deep in your heart what you really want. So listen more to this honest perspective of yourself. Let it guide you. It knows you from your depths and it knows what it’s best for you even if you don’t consciously know. Trust your heart more, without questioning it, and follow it daily. 2. Do more of what makes you happy. You have certain ideas abou