Ego on Front Street
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“Stop the madness” is a thought many people felt during the pandemic of 2020. The lifestyle so many had created was “unsustainable” which led many to want to make changes. Many found themselves tired…tired of the conflict…tired of the chaos…tired of the “have to” and the “should have.” Even more became fed up with the thoughtless and aggressive way people treated them only to be quickly forgotten leaving many traumatized. That is why this book opens with chapters entitled, “I’m Sick of You,” “Some Things Never Change,” and “Enough is Enough.” We have made so many allowances for people that we are no longer authentic within ourselves. At what point, do we stop asking the question “What’s wrong with them” and look at the more fundamental question of “What’s wrong with me for putting up with them?”
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How do we access those parts of ourselves which will free us from the torment of our past? What role does our ego play? What do we need to change? How do we change? To what do we change to? An attempt will be made in this book to answer those questions. The change that most of us are seeking is a change that will take us from chaos and conflict to harmony and balance within our lives. There are conflicting ideas about how to achieve this. Some people believe that you need to identify your objectives, pursue them at all costs then you will be happy and fulfilled. Others believe you should take a step back, follow your intuitive guidance to your divine destiny. There is no right or wrong answer for how to move yourself forward. As I like to say, “Many roads lead to the summit.”In this book, I talk about just one of these roads. For myself, the road I decided to take was the spiritual path.
About the Author
Ms. Robin L. Johnson is a Spiritual Transformation Coach and Executive Director of the ETA 2 Oneness Institute, an organization that supports people in their spiritual awakening. By using life coaching processes, people can operate on a higher level of consciousness by learning to minimize their ego driven behaviors while maximizing their divine decision-making. Ms. Johnson has always tried to find answers to some of life’s most pressing questions such as “Is it really possible to practice tolerance, patience, kindness and love in a world full of violence, anger, hatred and selfishness?” She sought answers through the study of the world’s major religious traditions including Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Taoism, Hinduism, and Buddhism. Ms. Johnson integrated her study of religious traditions with travel to forty countries around the world where these religious traditions are practiced including: Italy, Israel, Egypt, China, India, Thailand, and Peru. After studying personal and spiritual development as a hobby for 20 years while working as a management consultant, Ms. Johnson finally opened her own institute to share her concepts. Having achieved her version of the “American Dream,” Ms. Johnson became more dissatisfied as she felt separated and isolated from God. One day after seeing Debbie Ford, New York Times Bestselling Author on Oprah talking about the “shadow beliefs,” Ms. Johnson soon realized what was missing from her life. It was access to her own emotionality which had been tied up with past trauma. Afraid to fully express for fear of what would emerge, she hunkered down in trying to reach God through her mind. As Debbie Ford was fond of saying, the “longest journey you will ever take is the one from your head to your heart.” Ms. Johnson became a certified life coach under Debbie Ford. Ms. Johnson values education, so in addition to obtaining a Certificate in Life Coaching, she has obtained the following: BA, MA, MBA, and Certificate in Christian Ministry. Currently, Ms. Johnson who resides in suburban Philadelphia is a speaker, author, and spiritual transformation coach. www.eta2oneness.com