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Recover Yourself with Tao Te Ching Wisdom
Free Yourself with Your Own Awareness
The Tao Te Ching teaches that true recovery is not about escaping the past, it is about returning to yourself. That is the foundation of everything we do here.
We all have thought patterns that control how we react. They have been with us since childhood but most of us aren't aware of when, how, or why, they take control.
Your patterns are unique and so are your solutions. The only way to reach beyond those familiar patterns is to become aware of when they are triggered within you.
You have wasted enough time living as if you are not the god you were born to be. It is time to recover that, it's time to recover your Self!
Testimonial
Jay K.
Workshop
After living most of my adult life feeling angry, frustrated and victimized, I set out on a journey to reconnect with myself. A few years into my voyage, I encountered MartinJon doing his incredible work. I was intrigued at this seemingly crass and self acclaimed “woowoo” person who would often describe life as being easy! While working with MartinJon, I was inspired to look within and observe without judgement. He helped me see many reoccurring experiences from a very different perspective. I then gradually began to let go… I let go of needing to control outcomes and people, let go of the anger that has plagued my life and relationships, I let go and began to see ME again. MartinJon’s insightfulness guided me while I I did the hard work that would help me to learn how to love ALL of the parts of myself. The work that helped me begin discovering MY perfection and not some unattainable definition of the word. And now, for the first time ever, I am feeling unafraid and excited about whatever lies ahead!
MartinJon: Recover Yourself and get out from under the influence
The Recover Yourself approach was designed with caregivers in mind, and as it turns out, we are all caregivers.
Benefits
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Save time by not holding onto emotions
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No more burn out
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Give more while caring more
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Get to a new place in your career and life
You're a Passionate Caregiver
Tao of the Day
The only live daily talk show on the Tao Te Ching in the world — running every weekday for over five years.
A day filled with transition (today is the equinox) Meillisa was warned to stay calme wiht #64, Sandy addressed her pace with #9 Jay K dealt with returning and yeilding in #40 and Terilyn chose #60.
A day filled with transition (today is the equinox) Meillisa was warned to stay calme wiht #64, Sandy addressed her pace with #9 Jay K dealt with returning and yeilding in #40 and Terilyn chose #60.
#9 "The Danger of Extremes"
Having to prove yourself
Will allow challenges to best you.
Focus your attention on money
And lose sight of what is valuable.
Keep in mind outside influence
And you will be its prisoner.
Do what you do and move on,
It isn't yours anyway.
#40 "The Movement of Tao"
Tao is always returning
It is also always yielding.
In the manifestation all things are born into existence,
Yet surrender and are renewed every moment within Tao.
#60 "Combating Evil"
While governing anything, use restraint,
Treat it like cooking a small bit of fish,
Getting it perfect takes less than you think.
Centering all things in Tao,
Evil, with nothing to oppose,
Returns to a state of illusion.
All harm dissipates in the face of those that know their true selves.
#64 "It's so Easy"
It is easy to stop something before it is set into motion.
It is easy to plan something before beginning it.
It is easy to break something before it has grown strong.
It is easy to hide something before it has grown big.
Preventing problems has never been the problem.
Tiny sprouts do this and grow to unimaginable heights,
Every journey has started with the first easy step.
Avoiding the easy is what has created all difficult problems.
Rushing past the easy things will end up costing you,
Grasping onto the destination you lose sight of where you are.
Forcing things to be what you want, when you want,
Will only turn those things against you.
Therefore, the Master monitors her desire for an outcome.
She remains as calm at the beginning as at the end
So she can see what is in front of her.
She embraces the mundane and doesn't prize rarities.
Doing this the Master reminds those around her
Of who they have always been, and they are inspired.
Caring about nothing but Tao she cares for all things.
MartinJon: Coaching Beyond Recovery
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