Nina Amir's Thoughts on Spirituality, Judaism, Human Potential, Personal Growth, and Living Fully
Is there something about yourself that you consider a “negative,” something you think of as a detriment to your career or resume? Maybe you didn’t graduate from college or you’ve changed jobs often or English isn’t your first language.
Today, figure out how to turn that so-called negative into a positive. Make it an attribute. That’s [...]
Yesterday I wrote a post about everything being for the good. Interestingly, today when I opened my daily message from Neale Donald Walsch he had written something very similar. He said God wanted me to know:
…that it sometimes looks like “one thing after the other,” but really, it is Blessing After Blessing.
I know, I know…you [...]
Lots of experts–including me!–will tell you to think positively and to speak positively to yourself. These are not new ideas.
The fact that our thoughts are creative has been around for a long time, as the author of The Secret wanted us to realize, however, it has been no [...]
I write a blog about blogging a book into existence. (I’m actually blogging a book about how to blog a book.) So, I’m always looking for information on what types of blogs are being found by agents and publishers and turned into books.
Today I found an article about an awesome blog that was found and [...]
In the last week or so I’ve received a few messages reminding me to tell myself that I’m wonderful. Do you ever tell yourself how great you are?
Just before my birthday, a friend counseled me to look in the mirror often and tell myself how great I am and to acknowledge myself for all the [...]
This week I celebrated my 50th birthday by attending a three day writing retreat. I treated myself to two extra days on the site.
Everyone just left but one woman who is staying an extra day and my roommate, who is also staying the two extra days.
Turning 50 didn’t really make that much difference to me. [...]
Over a decade ago my husband became a Jew by Choice, which means he converted to Judaism. However, at the time, I vaguely remember someone-maybe the rabbi-telling me that non-Jews don’t really “convert” to Judaism. They actually just make an “affirmation of” Judaism.
My friend Reb Yitzi Miller told me basically the same thing the other [...]
I’ve been so proud of myself. In the last two weeks or so, I’ve listened to spirit’s call as well as to my desire to pursue my goals.
In other words, I’ve taken positive and inspired action. I’m making affirmations of action. In my case, this means writing and completing a new booklet and ebook based [...]
Back in the days when I was training to become a rebirther and was enrolled in a variety of workshops and classes offered the Loving Relationships Training, which is still run by Sondra Ray, I learned about something called my “response column.”
Typically, when writing affirmations — you know, those positive statements meant to help create [...]
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