Praxis Living

Hello everyone and welcome back to the Praxis Living website. It has been an interesting first month of the new year for me and I’m incredibly excited about the experiences that I am creating as well as the experiences that I am hearing about from others such as yourself. It was during the past week of this month of January that I decided to embark on a new path of my own personal journey in life. A journey which I am going to share a few details about during this article for those such as yourself who wish to join along and see the results for yourself. Continue reading »

Along my journey of research and development, I am happy to, once again, come across another real world example of Praxis Living. I am so blessed to be among one of the first viewers of a recent You Tube video during it’s growth to viral status on the internet. The event itself again confirms for me that the age in which we are living is one which caters to those who are adapting and embracing the new freedom given to all of us through mediums such as the internet and social media platforms. Today’s post is in support of Jefferson Bethke, the individual delivering his spoken word poem titled, ‘Why I Hate Religion But Love Jesus’. Continue reading »

As we enter the new year of 2012, I have been following through with one of my personal resolutions. As a small example of Praxis Living in my own life, I am happy to announce my discovery of something greater than I originally intended. Whether or not you have heard of Toastmasters International, I hope that this article inspires you all to continue pursuing truth and the creation of your reality this year. Continue reading »

In closing this year of 2011, I wanted to share one of the most transformational moments in my life which directly resulted in triggering massive change and success for me so far. In the later part of 2010, during a quiet moment of reflection, I understood something for the first time that was holding me back from living the type of life that I truly wanted. Something so subtle that it eluded my awareness until the age of 40 years. It is something that, unless detected and dealt with once and for all, will completely ensure that your life amounts to nothing of significant quality. I can only hope that these words find you much sooner in life than they did myself and that they have the same benefit for you as they did for me on that 2010 day. This simple and critical issue which holds the majority of society back in life is called ‘permission’. Continue reading »