Relationships, Forgiveness & Reincarnation
August 10. 2017 | by Brook Still | A-Ha! Moments, Featured Videos[ssba title="Relationships, Forgiveness & Reincarnation" url="https://creationcenter.org/relationships-forgiveness-reincarnation/"]
In this A-Ha! Moments excerpt Brook Still discusses how true forgiveness plays a role in our relationships and how this is carried forward into future...
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How to Work with People that You Don’t Resonate With
August 11. 2016 | by Brook Still | Ask Brook, Featured Articles[ssba title="How to Work with People that You Don’t Resonate With" url="https://creationcenter.org/how-to-work-with-people-that-you-dont-resonate-with/"]
Q. I work with a lot of different types of clients from varying backgrounds and find myself easily connecting with some in service and not being able to connect with others even energetically. What would you recommend I do so I can better serve these individuals as well? Anne R. – Manhattan, NY A. When we are able to easily connect with clients it is usually one of two things, you have a similar resonance with one another and/or the client is open enough and ready to move forward in their work with you. When we are stuck working with people that we do not resonate with, the energy is quite simply that, stuck. The best way to move through this energy is to take an honest look at what you have an aversion to in the other person. Most people will tell you to just to avoid them or keep everything as depersonalized as possible, speaking only when you absolutely have to. This is throwing a perfectly good healing/teaching opportunity out the window. Here is the simple truth,...
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How to Heal Deep Seeded Emotional Triggers
June 9. 2016 | by Brook Still | Ask Brook, Featured Articles[ssba title="How to Heal Deep Seeded Emotional Triggers" url="https://creationcenter.org/maneuvering-through-the-drama-triangle-to-heal-deep-seeded-emotional-triggers/"]
Q. How do we heal through deep seeded emotional triggers when they've been practiced for years? ~ Talya – B.C. Canada A. The most powerful way I’ve found to heal deep seeded emotional triggers is to get really real with myself by asking the poignant question of “What part am I playing in this reactive state to my emotional trigger?” “What am I getting out of this that I am so willing to go into this reaction over and over again?” Once I’ve sat with these questions I can usually point it out to a role in the drama triangle. The roles of the drama triangle are Victim, Persecutor, and Rescuer. And most of the time, it is one of the major three energies under each role in this triangle. It is also tied into feeling the need to be honored, being justified in our actions, being heard, receiving some form of acknowledgment of worth, feeling loved or the need for connection with others even if it isn’t positive - it’s still a connection. There is a remarkable way...
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Unlearning – The Way to Dig Out a Lifetime of Opposing Beliefs
February 11. 2016 | by Brook Still | A-Ha! Moments, Featured Articles[ssba title="Unlearning – The Way to Dig Out a Lifetime of Opposing Beliefs" url="https://creationcenter.org/unlearning-the-way-to-dig-out-a-lifetime-of-opposing-beliefs/"]
People will sum you up in a heartbeat. They will look at your physical appearance and make judgments. They’ll ask what your value is by questioning, “So, what do you do for a living?” They’ll check out what car you drive or the house you live in. From our current social training and conditioning this all makes a big impression on who you are and what you’re worth. For some reason (probably because my Mom was a hippie, thank you Mom!), I didn’t fully get the depth of this social conditioning until my husband and I did a massive remodel of our home and we started having our daughter’s friends come over. Seeing how they and their parents would react to the girls and I before they saw our home, compared to afterwards, was eye opening and made me feel really uncomfortable. I am a very down to earth type of person and our home basically became a mini-mansion, by far the largest house in our lovely middle class neighborhood. My husband relished in it. You could see he loved...
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