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An Essential Key to Live Your Best Life
Do you ever find yourself wishing your life were different than it is? If only we could wave a magic wand and fix the annoying job, the inconsiderate friend, or the distant partner. But we can’t. The good new is, we don’t need to. Chuck Hillig, author of the audiobook Seeds for the Soul: Living as the Source of Who You Are shares a profound insight: the key to how to live your best life isn’t outside you—it’s within you.
Today we have a conversation with Psychotherapist and spiritual teacher Chuck Hillig. Chuck’s audiobook Seeds for the Soul is a genre-bending mixture of poetry and prose that explores spirituality, life and our own deepest source. This audiobook is an effervescent, joyful collection of inspiring philosophical thoughts. You can come back again and again to Seeds for the Soul, and find something new and nourishing each time.
What’s in this episode?
In this interview, Chuck speaks to those who are looking to take control of our lives and escape the feelings of helplessness that often plague periods of stress and pain. He believes that you can live your best life by beginning to look at your feelings and experiences differently. He inspires us to explore our own vast potential and start taking ownership of our lives and live as the source of who we are.
Chuck Hillig presents an empowering worldview to his audiences by combining the mysticism of eastern philosophy with the practicality of western psychology. Although his books and presentations address the great questions of life, his overall approach is very down-to-earth, lighthearted, and easily accessible. A life member of Mensa, Chuck is a regular speaker at both their regional gatherings and at Mensa annual gatherings. He has been licensed as a Marriage and Family Therapist since 1978. His print books are published by Sentient Publications.
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We need to ask ourselves better questions. The question many people ask is “Why do these things happen to me?”—and they feel very victimized. Flip that over to “How can I use these things? How can I awaken to my own divinity? What is the universe trying to teach me?” When you ask yourself better questions, you’re going to end up with better answers.
