know what Cause is? The answer to that question is pivotal, dear readers. If you don’t know what cause is then you can- not know what effect is, and without this knowledge, you cannot accomplish self- care in the form of self-healing.


If I told you what Cause truly is, some of you would scoff, some would yawn, and some would embrace the truth. It is so much better for you if you find the an- swer to what is cause and what is effect for your self, because only then will you be armed to unfold your life in it’s full- ness, with confidence, persistence and joy.


I will give you a clue: there is only one Cause, one God, one Good and it has nothing to do with the things we hear, see, touch, taste or smell. If you want true self-care, seek deeply because the answer to this mystery holds the key to your very salvation. Don’t be afraid to be- gin even though you might not yet know which direction is best. Take one step. Your own wisdom will show you the sec-


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ond step, and the ones after that. Trust your Self.


I like to teach my metaphysics students that when you know the right answer, you automatically know all the wrong an- swers. Take the example in mathematics of 2 + 2 = 4. Once you learn that 4 is the correct answer, don’t you automatically know all the numbers that are wrong? Learning about self-care through seeking deeply is like that. Once you know the correct answer, you automatically know all the wrong answers. This provides peace and freedom for you because you only have to pursue one course and you can abandon all the others. No sense spinning your wheels running hither and you, eh?


I began my journey seeking deeply for the truth in 1955. There was no self-help movement then. There was tradition demonstrated so nobly in Fiddler on the Roof. Back then, when I stepped out of my family’s tradition, did I stir things up! Whew! Now, the self-help movement has moved from suspicion to acceptance. Enlightenment is the norm. Life Coaches


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