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Does Passion carry the right to charge?

March 8th, 2010 No Comments » Filed under Acknowledgement

How many times have you had the conversation about your job, and what you do for a living with your friends. You know how it goes. You are very unhappy with your job, it seems it disconnects you more and more from your soul purpose and who you really are. And now the economy, feels like you are chained to your job and grateful you have it. The emptiness still there.Life doesn’t make much sense any more, and there is no time to enjoy your family. Your life. Before you know the kids grow up, leave and you have lost so much valuable time with them because your life was engaged more than anything else to an entity who pays for your time and monopolizes your life.

Then you rhapsodise about your dreams and the things that would make you happy. Only for a short while. To only go about business as usual and continue afterwords on this endless roller coaster of dissatisfaction you have created for yourself simply because you just don’t see another way. I tell you, I have been researching for 3 years. There are tons of ways. Yes, you have to learn them. Takes time.

Never in the history of humanity has been so cheap and feasible to build a business. Now, does it require hard work, time and effort? Yes, you bet, and a lot of courage and a lot of burning desire, like anything else worth building with passion.

“But it is my passion” said my friend Sharon so as if she was apologizing, when she described her amazing idea to create a partnership with her sister who is an ex drug addict and help people recover. ( Imagine the support they can give families after they have been through the experience and come out of it with flying colors). The “But” implies she should not receive remuneration for her passion. Can you imagine? That is the message standing in our head like a banner. Passion doesn’t have the right to charge.

For some reason doing what you love for a living has been considered the privilege of only a few who saw through the cracks of the status quo in any way or manner. The funny thing is that if you ask me, to have the majority of the population misplaced from their source and life purpose, in the long run is just not sustainable. Furthermore, it is not productive. Therefore imagine the absurdity of “accepting that doing what you love should not be remunerated. Pretty masochist thinking, isn’t it?

Thank the gods of the Universe, things are changing, it has never in the history of the planet so cheap to build a reliable business. To become a real entrepreneur.  All you need is time,  and your imagination. Yes, your imagination, that bright part of yourself that has been so underrated. Also your passion, believe it or not is your most valuable asset.

So, think about it. what would it feel like to wake up every morning thrilled because you are breathing your life purpose. It is something to start thinking about. Don’t you think? More so taking action. In small steps.

Luz

The Thought Provoking, Irreverent Pearl Necklace Grandmother of the 21st C.

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The 6 Crucial Benefits of Re-Parenting your Inner Child.

March 3rd, 2010 No Comments » Filed under Acknowledgement

  1. Your god given creativity lies in the health of your Inner Child. You need all   your creativity back because you want to fulfill the mission you came here for. ( I know, it sounds weird to see yourself as on a mission. It is only because you  forgot you are on a mission, an important mission)
  2. Your lost innocence lies in the divine codes of your Inner Child. You need your   innocence so that you stop judging yourself and doubting yourself.
  3. Your capacity to forgive lies in the Inner Child because in the end, she will tell you that there is nothing to forgive. As long as you are the one to acknowledge her.
  4. Your parent skills lie in your capacity to acknowledge your Inner Child because a healthy Inner Child will help you stop passing pervasive behaviors through to  the next generations. That is your mission as a parent.
  5. Your capacity to play lies in the divine joy of your Inner Child. You need that   capacity back. Life is about playing, don’t let anybody tell you otherwise. You know it is true.
  6. Your capacity to cooperate in oneness comes from the divine connection of the Inner Child to Divinity. You need that because you lost it with the first thought of competition, and we all know how bad it hurt that one in your stomach.

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Here is to you, and your Inner Child of course!




Luz

The Thought Provoking Irreverent Pearl Necklace Grandmother of the 21st C

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Through Blizzard and Fire, Inner Child Desire.

February 15th, 2010 No Comments » Filed under Acknowledgement

So by Friday the 5th I have everything ready to launch CCC Re-Parenting your Inner Child Soul Mastermind Group. I am preparing as you know, to have the first Q & A on the 11th. I have a coaching session with my marvelous coach Robin Hoffmann and she helps me sequence the steps to implement and emails me a list of tasks. My head is spinning and feel so grateful for her. I could never do it alone.

Including the old known battle with empty Auto-responders, which is driving everybody crazy. People kept telling me about the empty messages and I didn’t have a clue where that came from. Tried emails and host, without any results. (This is in response to the ones of you that pointed out about the empty messages :) .

By Friday night, I realize where the problem with the Auto Responders is, and how to fix it, great accomplishment, plus, I have almost the entire list crossed out, I am tired but feeling content and happy with the work done. I know the blizzard is coming that night and think “it will be great to work tomorrow. Cozy inside with the snow outside. Life is good.

Saturday I wake up at 7 am and don’t feel anything out of the ordinary, until I realize soon enough there is no electricity. It turns out it was cut off half an hour earlier. The snow is blocking all the doors of the house so we need to start shoveling. While Tom does that, I am thinking, the temperature will drop down very soon. So I decide to light a fire. Go to the fireplace and to my surprise is full of wood. It has not been used for years.

Thrilled by the found treasure, I proceed to light the fire. Almost immediately we have a gorgeous solid flame and the fireplace is working beautifully. Perfect flow!

Tom decides against going to DC to work because of the obvious reasons,there is no public transportation, and it is almost impossible to even walk on the streets. So we continue feeding the fire. Soon we realize we don’t have enough wood to last us the whole day and it seems by now the estimates from Pepco are 48 hours.

Now we really need some wood to keep feeding that fire if we don’t want to freeze, maybe not to death but to an unpleasant level of discomfort. Tom ventures into the snow to try to find some logs. The irony is that underneath those I don’t know how many feet of snow there is a huge yard hiding a good amount of logs lying among the big trees surrounding it. The problem is we cannot get to them. :) .

When we are almost out of wood I decide to drop all the charcoal we had in the house for barbecue. It creates a nice cousin of coal that heated the fireplace just right, and it would serve as bed for the rest of whatever wood we can find in the house and its immediate surroundings. After that is a matter of anticipating the next piece of wood that will determine whether the fire is going to continue to burn or go down. That piece that will take the place of honor in keeping it going.

In the meantime the house is warm, at least around the fire. (Smile) Now the fire has become the center of our attention. We are driven to drop everything else. It’s all about keeping that fire alive. Out, the blizzard whistles her windy song. It feels like it’s nothing else other than the blizzard, the fire and us.

I go to the porch to look for wood. I find an old futon volunteering to be burned away away! I start disassembling it, we burn it piece by piece. The last pieces burn beautifully. Every different piece of wood seems to have a different shape when they are burning, captivating our attention. It’s almost like they come alive while they burn.

From then on it is like a parade of chasing burnable pieces of wood around the house. Jeff shows up occasionally, coming from the basement with a triumphant smile while he shows off a left over piece of a wooden bed or an old door.

I am thinking, what a great way to get rid of that stuff by burning it to keep us warm in the middle of the blizzard. Fire has that element of alchemy and transformation. I am thinking how much fun it is to have keep feeding a fire.

Before we know, it is dark. We decide to cook some spaghetti, light many candles and open some wine. We have been all day embarked in the task of finding wood to keep the fire alive. There are no signs of Pepco coming to the rescue any time soon.

We go through a couple of doors, left over pieces of wood from an old piece of furniture, or for some lost project. and there is still 4 chairs that can join the cause and die with the purpose of keeping us warm. We might be in good shape. By 9 pm we decide to go to sleep. This job of keeping the fire is a lot of work. We are tired. The house feels OK. We go to sleep. After all if Pepco doesn’ t manifest in the morning we still have the chairs.

We sleep really well. I guess that fire kept the house somewhat bearable. Besides it is great to be warm with blankets when it is colder around you.

Sunday morning, I wake up at around 8. Now, one thing is to be under the covers with that cold and another is to be in the house walking or sitting. The cold is going to penetrate really soon again. Tom is sleeping, and we decide to attack the chairs. Now the fire again is the center of attention. What a fantastic sight. The chairs are doing their job nicely. It’s already been 24 hours. 24 hours of nothing but feeding fire to keep warm.
As primary as it gets.

So we end up adventuring into the snow to a friend’s house in the neighborhood who has a generator because it feels the sensible thing to do since our cell phones are running out of batteries. It’s a great walk in the snow. The sun is bright, it is crispy cold and it is good to hang out with electricity for a while, after a long walk. By 6 PM when we are back to the house the light is back.

It has been 36 hours. It feels a lot of hours for only feeding a fire. On the other hand when was the last time I did that. Sit around a fire for 36 hours. A blizzard makes you stop. Sometimes stopping is the thing to do. I keep hearing Les Brown’s voice in my head. “The baby will walk when it walks”

While I enter back the world of electricity, I realize the launch is not going to happen the way it was planned. 36 hours of no power got in the way. Then I remember all the times I envisioned Soul Hangout as the bonfire surrounded by like minded people. Going back to the origins. The source, Fire is the element that enhances community. Then I think how interesting it is that the launch was interrupted by probably the worst blizzard in the history since 1848. A blizzard and an ongoing fire. Just think about it for a moment.

By Monday we are preparing for the next blizzard that will be bigger than the previous one. We make it through with electricity, except for a few minutes without power. We are telling the stories of the last blizzard and how the chairs did a died serving such a good cause. However, the Internet server goes on and off during the 48 hours the storm lasts.

That is when I see it so clearly. I talked with my fb friends Mary Bogdan, Neal Worthington and Marc Borcherding about it. They all give me clues to interpret the real message here. “Sometimes you have to just stop”. said Neal. When I told Mary about the fire, she said “very zen”. If anything, the underlined code is saying “just stop, drop everything else. Keep lighting that fire not matter what”.

Then is when I realize that the story of the launch between blizzards and fire gives the perfect message: Stop! Light the fire of your relationship as a parent with your inner child and wait and see where that leads you to. All you have to do is keep the fire alive. All required is a little training. One of the best benefits is that besides bringing back your authentic self, you will be able to parent your own children in a much more coherent way.

If you want to go back to the  letter, here is the link http://soulhangout.net/2171

So, here we are again, next Q & A call will take place now on 2/18/10,

Scheduled Conference Date: Thursday, February 18, 2010
Scheduled Start Time: 5:00 PM Eastern Std Time
Scheduled End Time: 5:55 PM Eastern Std Time
Type of Conference: Web-Scheduled Standard
Dial-in Number: 1-219-509-8020 East Coast
Participant Access Code: 811775

Looks like auto responders problem is resolved. Thanks for your patience.

Here is to you and your purpose.
Hope to see you on the call.

The Thought Provoking Irreverent Pearl Necklace Grandmother of the 21st Century.

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In your Inner Child is the pot of gold. Grab it. It is yours. | Soul Hangout

February 10th, 2010 No Comments » Filed under Acknowledgement

Many of you know how the Inner Child has been a source of great attention and study on my part. The pot of gold is in your Inner Child. It’s yours, you can access it. How is the question.

Finally, a Way You Can Take the Drama, Self-Judgment, and Self-Doubt Away From Your Life and Become Clear, Centered, and Able To Make Decisions…

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Enjoy!

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That’s Amore Dean Martin Nostalgia – Soul Hang Out

February 9th, 2010 No Comments » Filed under Acknowledgement

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2008 January | Soul Hangout I quit my job 9 months ago and I am ready to give birth

March 13th, 2010 No Comments » Filed under Acknowledgement

…and this is the story of how it all started, or should I say I was pushed to step into my Soul Purpose! Enjoy!

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Overcame Fear, the Wolf is only in your mind – Soul Hang Out

March 12th, 2010 No Comments » Filed under Acknowledgement

This is an amazing video. Enjoy my dear friends!

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TVE al paso del desafio del siglo 21 Excelente video – Soul Hang Out

March 11th, 2010 No Comments » Filed under Acknowledgement

TVE toma el liderazgo para contagiar a la gente con entusiasmo la necesidad de arreglar lo que no funciona en comunidad.. Si no lo hacemos nosotros juntos quien lo va a hacer

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Soul Hang Out,~Does Passion carry the right to charge?~

March 9th, 2010 No Comments » Filed under Acknowledgement

How many times have you had the conversation about your job, and what you do for a living with your friends. You know how it goes. You are very unhappy…

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PodOmatic | Podcast – soulhangout’s Podcast – Episode 5 /I want to share My Mayan Calendar reading experience with you. & its connection to the Inner Child.

March 7th, 2010 No Comments » Filed under Acknowledgement

Hi my friends,
First I want to say, Thanks! For bearing with me and my authenticity, while I stumble and dust off the dust through the first steps to get more acquainted with the art of pod-casting! You guys are great!

I want to share something with you. A few weeks ago I received an email that read this:
With my birth date on the subject line.

“3-9-1949

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Zorba the Greek ZORBA – Soul Hang Out

March 7th, 2010 No Comments » Filed under Acknowledgement

My father’s favorite movie of all times. Zorba the Greek. He died on Nov 6th 2009 . Four months ago. This is in his honor. It depicts the JOIE DE VIVRE he carried throughout his life. Enjoy! Thanks for sharing.

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