For all my intensive Ho’oponopono work of more than a year, I realize I am still stuck in my Biblical “DOMINION” phase. Control is still my major Program/memory. All my management courses and my administrative experiences have not helped me to flow.
Control was a very important component in my worldview from childhood through my working years. Anticipatory planning was the enabling tool. Day-in-day-out I was on red alert.
I thank God hat our only daughter defied control through her unique charming ways. It was as though she was already aware of her divinity. It was a blessing that she left home for college. Her early travels must have helped her. I am consoled that she has repeatedly declared her gratitude for our loving parenting.
Thanks to my husband’s sharing about Dr Serafin Talisayon. I have moved from spirituality to consciousness work. I understand “CONSCIOUSNESS” is a neutral term; it does not send shivers to those who are staunch religion-based devotees.
Coincidentally (There are no coincidences, I know) somebody from Facebook recently corrected me. I commented on a post by Neale Walsch about my personal contract with God. But the Facebook user pointed out that God does not terms nor conditions.
My personal contract with God may be considered a “pet theory” in the paradigm of Dr Talisayon. It has been working for me. However, I can change. According to Principle # 7 of “Urban Shaman” there is always another way of doing things.
I am grateful for the guidance from my favorite authors and Facebook friends:dead or alive. But in the final analysis, I have to make choices on what is best for my own spiritual journey. Needless to say healthcare is a vital part of my spirituality.
My husband’s research for yet another syllabus for his teaching has inspired me to go back to my old books. One of these is: “Working with Angels, Fairies and Nature Spirits”. I had this book way back in 1998.

More than ever I believe I was not banished. I was not exiled into the valley of tears. I believe I had a contract with God to come into this life to explore what it means to be made to the image and likeness of God. I recall how this was repeatedly taught to me during my Grade School years, through my High School years even during my College years!