Prosperity of the Spirit means to Tap into the Power Within

Prosperity of the spirit comes about only with focused action and intention. It is not like cashing a check and seeing the goods you purchased.

Every action is not a transaction there is not a tangible exchange or payoff for every thing we do in life.

We operate in a system of values that is supposed to come from our family through the people that care for us and raise us.

We learn to be honest individuals functioning as productive people  responsible for representing our family as good citizens and respectable representations of our parents.

Struggle and trauma can make us feel empty and disconnected from our very own family, like an outcast that one understands.

There is a divine intelligence that points us to a higher self and connects us to a new awareness of our spiritual traditions. This is what prosperity of the spirit feels like when you can be honest, forgive and let go of past hurts.

The book by Iyanla Vanzant “Tapping The Power Within” was a major rite of passage into my most authentic self. I identified with her about not seeing any images that looked like me in popular culture and even in my family.

The women in my immediate family, my mother and my sister were both two shades lighter. My body type was flat-chested lanky and skinny with stilt-like legs and a bump in the back.

Reading about how the Goddess appeared to Iyanla reminded me of dreaming and feeling like what was happening in the dream carried over into the waking world.

At that time I had no idea the difference between soul and spirit or religion and spirit and felt mostly weird and isolated inside of myself.

Nothing in my life prepared me for what I discovered about myself as a unique individual with a special connection to my inner self.

I recommend this book for anyone that is ready to relate to the origin of your ethnic identity. Seeing your ethnic identity will give you the confidence to be naturally beautiful and start believing that you are beautiful.

As women we want to feel empowered in all that we are and all that we do yet we are afraid of rejection so we resist truly knowing ourselves.

We become defined by the conventions of our family identity and the religion we practice even the way our peers treat us create our identity to some extent.

If you are ready to take the journey here are a few things to expect;

• Be ready to look into the mirror to really see yourself
• Learn to meditate and pray more purposefully
• Conscious breathing
• Forgiving and releasing
• Rituals and Altars
• Spiritual cleansing and purification

Don’t let any of these points frighten you. It is a powerful journey of connection.

This is one of the tools I use daily so I want to share it with my readers. Purchase this book and read it several times, it will change your life, and you will be glad you did.

Get “Tapping The Power Within” by Iyanla Vanzant and develop tools to reinvent yourself to be the person you have always wanted to be.

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