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Finding Your Sacred Contract

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Finding Your Sacred Contract

Written by: Caroline Myss PhD
Narrated by: Caroline Myss PhD
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 This workshop, recorded live in Chicago, Illinois, focuses on how to find your life's mission, or "Sacred Contract." By coming to know your mission, you can live your life in a way that makes best use of your energy. Finding out where you invest your energetic currency can show you how to manage your power as opposed to being managed by it. When you're working well with your energy, you're also making the best expression of it and living in accord with your Sacred Contract.

Caroline Myss shows you how to discover your archetypal patterns, both symbolically and literally, and how to find the four archetypes we all share and the eight that are uniquely ours. By using these patterns, she teaches you how to use the "Archetypal Wheel" as an intuitive method to interpret the behind-the-scenes patterns of your life, revealing that your experiences and relationships to be spiritual dramas that are filled with opportunities for personal transformation.

©2002 Caroline Myss (P)2002 Hay House, Inc. New Thought Personal Development Personal Success Spirituality
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I hadn’t read Sacred Contract - I was hoping this would be an intro to her famous work on archetypes. This stream of consciousness talk by the author assumes a level of familiarity with the content that I didn’t have. I suggest reading her website before listening, or reading her books first.

There are so many fascinating tidbits buried in between random statements like “you need to understand that” and “you all know about that [random fact], right?” and strange inaudible interactions with the audience where she asks questions then disregards what people say. About 1/3 of the talk is her telling people how they are going to get it wrong, misunderstand, blame, etc. That may be true but it makes for a strange listening experience. I found it difficult to listen to for 4 hours for those reasons, but also drawn to do so for the golden nuggets. I wish someone had edited out all the cliches and filler statements. A “best of” YouTube video would be great!

Lots of golden nuggets burrowed in cliche

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