by Malti Patel | Nov 7, 2020 | Brain and Mind, Financial Solutions, Holistic
Our attitudes and beliefs around money drive how we view wealth and how much we attract into our lives. Can you remember the beliefs your parents/carers had about money as you grew up? Chances are that their beliefs became yours. Were you brought up to think: Money is...
by Malti Patel | Oct 31, 2020 | Brain and Mind, Holistic, Spiritual
There’s so much emphasis now on thinking/being positive as much as possible and it is a good thing. But we do get angry, impatient, jealous, etc. and instead of ignoring them because they’re negative, sometimes it’s better to express them. By telling yourself that...
by Malti Patel | Oct 24, 2020 | Brain and Mind, Positive Thinking
Many of us live in a society where instant gratification has become the norm. With online shopping, we can think of something we want in the morning and have it delivered by the evening! As soon as we have one thing, our minds turn to what can we get next. The mind is...
by Malti Patel | Oct 18, 2020 | Brain and Mind, Positive Thinking
When things go wrong during the day, we hear the expression “I got out the wrong side of the bed”. Wouldn’t it be great to get out of the right side of the bed everyday?! There is much evidence to show that how we start the day dictates how things will turn out. If we...
by Malti Patel | Oct 3, 2020 | Brain and Mind, Holistic, Spiritual
Many research articles indicate that meditation affects us on many levels, including increasing our feelings of compassion for others and our acts of empathy. Studies have shown brain circuits linked to empathy are much more active in people who meditate regularly....
by Malti Patel | Aug 26, 2020 | Brain and Mind, Holistic, Law of Attraction, Positive Thinking
There is a thought which says that if you can think of something, then it must be possible. Another way of saying that (Three Feet From Gold by Sharon L. Lechter and Greg S. Reid.) is: ” A dream is a reality waiting for you to get there.” Many of us want...
