What is the truth? It can be answered from a philosophical point of view which is a lengthy discussion. But how sure are we that the truth we learned is the "real truth." Our understanding of the truth, more often than not, is based on the beliefs and practices we learned when we are growing up. I've learned that sometimes it is good to question those beliefs and practices or understanding of truth from our point of view. Let's ask ourselves, how does this knowledge affect me? Is it a healthy way of thinking? Does it build relationships? I would like to share a Biblical narrative from the life of Jesus where it illustrates this point. Please read Mark 12 before we continue. Jesus was tested three times on that passage from three different groups of people - Pharisees, Sadducees, and Law. If you will think about it, these people are the best thinkers of their time, respected in their community, highly esteemed so to speak. But apparently, they don't have an under...
Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) techniques and high-level values explained to empower individuals, become more self-aware, and overcome limiting beliefs.