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“In times of radical change, the learners inherit the earth, while the learned find themselves perfectly equipped for a world that no longer exists.” Eric Hoffer

It's Nicole here, Julianna's Business Partner. This quote was included in the quarterly magazine from my former high school and it stopped me in my tracks. While it definitely has an application in an educational context, it struck a chord with me because I felt that it reflected exactly my quest for my ideal of ‘total life stability’, what that means to me and the radical changes I feel I am going through to achieve it.

We probably all have an ideal in life that we’re trying to experience - but if we are constantly learning, should our concept of this also constantly evolve and change as we do? Is the journey of learning more important than the destination? If we consider that we know everything about something, are we missing out on more? Or are we learned if we put all our energy into creating one thing so much that we are lost once we do it because we never planned beyond it?

Julianna always gets asked how communicating with your Guides can help you. Given that she has always been able to do it and I am a newcomer to the process as well as Julianna’s business partner, we thought it best that I answer this.

Who do you know who honestly has your back? It’s a powerful question. If you had to identify those in your life that you could absolutely trust to back you if you needed it – how many people would there be?

“A great many people think they are thinking when they are merely rearranging their prejudices.”

The truth is that when I saw this I first thought it was in context to the attitude people have toward Spirituality and what it means to be Spiritual, as we have discussed in our Spirited Sunday Session. But railing against the fact that many people are prejudiced in their attitude to and definition of Spirituality is like saying over and over that we should not speed while driving – it’s a message that, while obvious and evident to the majority, loses impetus and impact until or unless it affects you personally.

And then it occurred to me that ‘the personal’ is what this is about – our self-prejudices. I’m not even sure if that is a word but it should be because so many of us have them, and they are the only ones that we can immediately control and choose to change for our benefit.