James Twyman
James Twyman on Hay House Radio and The Soul of Attraction
I’m so excited to be joining James Twyman as a guest on his new Hay House Radio show The Soul of Attraction on Monday. James is a gifted author and bright Spiritual leader. His favorite book of mine is The Moses Code although he has many more. In fact, The Moses Code really inspired me to expand my philosophies on what a soul mate could be. That’s what I love about James’ work. He writes from a perspective of leading me to draw my own conclusions. He shares what he sees and gently guides you to unearth your own discoveries allowing you to completely share in his work. That makes for an amazing journey in every chapter.
On Monday we’ll be talking about balancing the soul and the ego. Interesting topic to go over this week as I’ve already been blogging about the same. We live in a media driven world that we all realize controls the majority of the infomration we are exposed to. Today though, we’ve moved way past that and now control our own media. Really, anyone with access to the internet now has the ability to not only claim to be whoever or whatever they want, they have the same media power to make you believe it too. Now, I’m not suggesting everyone is a fake, I’m simply suggesting that everyone has the potential to be. And with the right promoter, marketer and branding campaign in their corner the liklihood that you’ll buy it is pretty good. So what’s the balance? If the ego sells what does the soul do? It shares.
On the opposite side of the ring from the ego driven marketing corner is the soul driven desire to share with the world what you see, want and think. Revealing more of yourself and sharing that with others is a prgressive cause and worthy of financial reward when done for the mutual growth and benefit for everyone. Let’s face it, I’ve been in this industry a long time and it’s provided me with prosperity and I am comfortable telling you that I’ve worked hard and earned it.
Yes I’m breaking my typical “prosperity is easy” lingo here but keep in mind that had I worked hard at being poor I’d be just as tired and not in a position to leverage my success for good… definitely a topic for a different post. Anyway, the point here is that the media is a necessary tool for most methods of success. That means that those most successful are that because they are also the best sales people. I did NOT say they were dishonest or corrupt, just the best. So how did they get to be the best? By selling themselves into believing that’s what they are. Now, that’s not intrinsically bad.
If you can’t believe you’re the best you won’t be. That’s the most rudimentary rule of success. The flag here is that the best sales persons in the world are so able to sell themselves that it becomes self justifying and that becomes dangerous. That’s when the soul sharing stops and the ego takes over. There has to be a balance and it starts with knowing how to check your own balance first. When someone is selling an answer it’s human nature to want to buy it because it serves our ego. Ego likes to know fact. The soul, I’d prefer to think, would rather discover and grow as it needs. Others are certainly able to help us with that offering guidance and insight but it is not an instantaneous answer like the ego would like to believe it is. Spirituality isn’t a quadratic equation that we can solve. It’s a progression.
There is no one single correct answer and to think that you have the one answer, the one secret… would mean there’s nothing left to question. There’s something new waiting to be revealed around every corner. So if you find yourself seeking quick answers.. that’s probably your ego screaming for certainty and I promise you there’s millions of egos out there willing to sell it to you. If you find yourself willing to share, explore and most importantly willing to take the time to evaluate the answers you find and verify their truth only within yourself, then you’ll attract the right people who are ready to assist you in that journey.
