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The ORM Arena: Balancing Soul Ego Mind Body

This Week's Pillar: Intention - Identifying What You Want

Intention Week is a great time to pay attention to how we spend our time. We are constantly creating intentions for ourselves based on emotional conditions, and it is our job to recognize our 'should' voice as separate from our 'must' voice. Simply stated: there are more things that we 'should' do than we possibly could do! This realization makes it easy to lay down our self-judgment and begin paying attention to which intentions we actually want. This week: observe yourself as you state what you want. Whether it is out loud or just in your head, give some thought to the merit and probability of you actually following through with each desire. There is no measure for right or wrong here. There is just the ability to see your own patterns clearly, which helps every other thing in your life! Enjoy :)

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 Ancient Advice From Apollo's Temple at Delphi:

Know Thyself
Nothing to Excess

    Surety Brings Ruin 
 
 

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 The Intention Pillar -- Weekly Video
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Find your Center with ORM! Tavish Carduff and/or Quan Tracy Cherry discuss the weekly focus and the magical ways in which the practice itself changes the way you feel about your life. The 12 Pillars become a fun part of living daily life as it replaces feelings of shame, anxiety, stress (the list is endless....) and replaces them with curiosity!

Bonus Video

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Mind:

12 Pillars for Clarity

Mind:
Reflect on this week's Pillar

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Body:

Water, Breath & Alignment

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Study yourself. Your impressions are the roots of everything!

Love, ORM

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