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By Colette Baron-Reid [4 Jun 2011 | No Comment | 1,813 views]
The Map: Use the Magic of a Talisman to Ward Off Fear, Worry, and More!

Today I want to tell you about one of the most extraordinary tools to help you tap into your profound inner-wisdom so you can continue to move forward on your path. It’s a talisman!
A talisman is really anything—an object, memory, image, etc—that represents something to you. It could embody a belief, lesson, goal, pattern you want to discard, attitude, and so on. Last spring, I wrote a blog on using a talisman to represent a belief or thought that you want to release. As I teach you in my new …

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By Colette Baron-Reid [31 May 2011 | No Comment | 1,500 views]
Welcome the New!: The Art of Embracing Change No Matter What

Do you tend to resist change, even when you know it’s for the best? Does even a small alteration to your day-to-day routine make you wish you could just curl up in a closet?
Change is an inevitable fact of life. Sometimes we long for it; other times we dread or avoid it. Either way, change can send even the most serene of us into a tizzy, wishing we could plant our feet in the sand and stop time so things stay the same. Change is often an uncomfortable process that …

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By Colette Baron-Reid [2 May 2011 | No Comment | 3,607 views]
The Stories in Your Stuff: Tap into the Magical Power of Your Surroundings!

Check out the article written about me this month in OM Times Magazine.
YOUR STUFF

Spring has sprung here in the Western Hemisphere. With the change in seasons, it’s the perfect time to clear out some clutter to make space for new beginnings in your life!
In my recent What to Do If You’ve Outgrown a Friend of Loved One blog, I talked about the dramatic impact the people around you have on your energy and well-being. When you choose to surround yourself with people who nourish you, you feel more alive …

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By Colette Baron-Reid [27 Apr 2011 | No Comment | 1,416 views]
It’s Time for the Most Colossal Author Giveaway EVER ~ Over $40,000 in Prizes!

It’s Time for the Most Colossal Author Giveaway EVER ~ Over $40,000 in Prizes!
Today is the official launch of my new book The Map: Finding the Magic and Meaning in the Story of Your Life! And, it’s going to be the biggest author giveaway ever with over $40,000 worth of prizes!
As you may know, we did an initial launch of The Map at the end of January to see how people would respond to the content. Because of the strong, supportive feedback, we decided to go all out this …

Conversational, New Thought »

By Colette Baron-Reid [18 Apr 2011 | No Comment | 3,170 views]
The Map: Is Denial Keeping You Asleep in Your Life?

Close your eyes and imagine that your higher self is tapping on our shoulder to get your attention about something that you’re turning a blind eye to in your life. What situation, habit, or behavior might you not be facing, even though you sense deep down that it’s robbing you of your power? Take a moment and allow your intuition to give you the answer.
Much as we’d like to think, denial isn’t just a river in Egypt. A defense mechanism of our egos, it keeps us from claiming our highest …

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By Colette Baron-Reid [12 Apr 2011 | No Comment | 1,905 views]
Do You Feel Too Much at WORK?: My Favorite Steps to Take Back Control!

From office politics and moody colleagues to harsh lighting and pressing deadlines, work can be one of the most difficult places for people who feel too much. Even in offices that seem fairly peaceful, clairsentients unconsciously pick up on that subtle energy beneath the surface—their bosses stress, coworkers’ personal problems, company financial issues, and so on. As a result of all this confusing energy, work can become emotionally and physically exhausting for even the most grounded intuitive empaths. And, it’s a place we can’t afford to be emotional.
I have a …

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By Colette Baron-Reid [7 Apr 2011 | One Comment | 3,449 views]
What to Do if You’ve Outgrown a Friend or Loved One

What do you do when you seem to have outgrown some of the people in your life?
Yesterday I was catching up with a friend and we got to talking about how confusing it can be when you no longer resonate with some of the people around you. This friend—let’s call her Kathy—had evolved quite a bit in the past few years. While she was happy with all the changes she’d made in her life, she’d started to realize that she’d outgrown some of her friends and loved ones. As …

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By Colette Baron-Reid [3 Apr 2011 | No Comment | 1,589 views]

Last week’s blog about feeling too much generated a lot of emails from many of you on how difficult life can be as a clairsentient. Thank you for taking the time to email me your feedback. My heart goes out to all of you; I know how overwhelming it can be to be someone who feels too much. While you may feel like you’re on an emotional rollercoaster now, I want you to know that it’s entirely possible to take back control. With the right tools, you can quell the …

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By Colette Baron-Reid [31 Mar 2011 | No Comment | 2,400 views]
Do You Feel Too Much?: The Clairsentient’s Guide to Life!

Ever feel like you just feel way too much? Are you prone to anxiety, depression, moodiness, or over stimulation, but can’t put a finger on why? Do you tend to find large crowds overwhelming?
While you may feel like there’s something “wrong” with you for being so sensitive, you may actually have an uberly wonderful gift! You’re clairsentient—an intuitive empath who literally feels the emotions of others.
I hope you’re jumping for joy because this is a good thing. Really! So, before you keep reading, take a second to think about how …

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By Colette Baron-Reid [21 Mar 2011 | 3 Comments | 3,147 views]
The Map: Climbing Immoveable Mountains and Reaching Summits in Your Life

It’s official! We’ve left Sedona. Before leaving Arizona, we decided to go out to one of our favorite restaurants for dinner. The sun was just setting as we got into the car, and we had one of the most beautiful drives. All the mountains were aglow against the purple and orange haze of the sunset. It was quite stunning! As I admired the view, I started to get a bit sentimental about saying goodbye to this amazing place we’d called home for the last three years and I thought about …

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