Life is a journey, with twists and turns, ups and down, smooth times
and rocky roads. While there is no way to avoid major life changes, we
can learn how to find the treasures often hidden in the process, life
and ourselves as we navigate the tough transitions that follow.
Throughout this website, you will find tips, tools and techniques that
can help you learn from, and even transform yourself and your life.
Yes, the process is an inside job, yet
being
a member of a supportive community can be so important. Why go it
alone?
You are also invited to
participate
in the free Introduction to the Lifelines
Program™.
A telephone-based group coaching program, Lifelines to
Laughlines™ has been designed to provide support, encouragement
and guidance to spiritually-minded people who want to understand the
purpose of, and be transformed by life's challenges.
Journey
at a Glance
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"How
did I get here?"
“Why
is this happening to me… again?”
“Where
do I go from here?”
If
you find yourself asking these questions, you are not
alone…
even
if sometimes you feel like you are!
Many
of us hoped our lives would be like the fairy tales we heard as
children.
Once upon
a time ….
They
lived
happily ever after…
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Life
Is a Journey
Then
we grew up to find that the one thing we could count on is that our
lives would be filled with opportunities, challenges, changes, people
and events beyond our control ~ a journey of ups and downs, twists
and turns, detours and dead ends. We learned that sometimes life
wouldn't look like we expected, intended or wanted it to.
Major
life changes are often the beginning of a journey that starts with an
ending of a “known” way of life, and leads us into
“unknown”
territory.
We
intellectually understand that at
one time or another, we will find ourselves living through major
changes and the tough transitions they can trigger.
Yet
once thrust into unfamiliar territory, we are often unprepared to
cope with the disruptions in our daily routine, and with the
turbulent, often confusing, emotions. We may even find ourselves
questioning who we are, the meaning and purpose in what we are
experiencing, sometimes even life itself. Facing the unknown can be
exciting ~ confusing ~ even downright frightening.
What’s
fascinating is that we might find ourselves experiencing turbulent
times whether we imagine the change will be good or bad for us.
Major
life changes are often accompanied by a sense of loss ~ loss of love,
security, material possessions, health, daily routine or lifestyle.
This sense of loss can easily contribute to the sense that you
are lost, and that your life is out of control, without
meaning
and purpose. You might feel like a victim, powerless…
helpless.
Every
life has its bumps, and they can pop up any time. What’s
important
is that we learn to navigate them smoothly ~ before they send us into
a ditch. And if we end up there, that we get up and start moving
toward solid ground rather than sit there and wallow in the mud.
In
the past, many of us have chosen to avoid the unknown world of
self-discovery. We have done only that which we needed in order to
make it through the transition. Then we’d continue our
life’s
journey without changing who we are and how we relate to the world
within and around us.
Now
we choose to take the road less traveled. We choose to be transformed
by the journey, to discover the personal power and treasures hidden
within the transition process, and find our way to renewed meaning,
purpose and joy.
We
invite you to join us.
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Characteristics
of a Major
Life
Change
A
major change is one that requires us to create new structure, and
often new meaning, for our lives. There are many characteristics
these changes have in common.
Major
Life Changes Can Be Positive or Negative. Mostly They Are
Confusing.
Many
events are undesired, unwelcome, and have negative, sometimes
devastating, impact on our world.
- Disappointment in
love
- Health issues or crises, ours or a loved one
- Financial challenges like not being able to retire
- Dealing with financial setbacks
- Professional dissatisfaction
- Infertility
- Children and/or grandchildren and/or parents living at home
or nearby, so you become a caregiver and/or financial support
- Dissatisfaction with the American dream… Is that
all there is?
- Natural disasters: hurricanes, tornados, earth quakes,
fire,
etc.
- Man-made disasters: bombs, war, fire, etc.
Others
are
desired, welcome, and have positive impact on our world. They are
considered joyful blessings.
Yet
they,
too, are accompanied by major change. In a way they are confusing and
challenging, in part because we, and others, tend to judge any doubts
and fears as inappropriate and wrong. These feelings are none the
less real and disruptive.
- Marriage
- A new baby
- A financial windfall
- Children graduating and going off on their own
The
most confusing are the ones that are a mixture of impact and emotions
~ good and bad, positive and negative.
- Retirement
- Moving
- 2nd
& 3rd marriages and/or families
- Blending
families
- Surviving
health problems
- Divorce
- Death of a
loved one who has suffered because of an illness or any tragedy
- Loss of a job
you didn’t like, yet causing an uncertain financial future
- Ending a
relationship with a significant other when it wasn’t working
out anyway
- Starting a
new
job, career or business
Other
Characteristics
You may
be
the one to initiate the change, someone else might, or an event that
is out of your control could occur.
Some
changes are unexpected, taking you by surprise, so you are unable to
plan or prepare. In other circumstances, you know change is about to
occur. Then there are the times where your intuition tells that
change is in the air.
Some
of the twists and turns in our journey are not as radical as others.
In addition, a life change that is very problematic for one person
may be relatively easy for another.
The degree of difficulty of a particular transition depends in part
on our predisposition, life experience, resiliency, and coping
skills.
In
the long run, none of the above mentioned characteristics is what
makes a transition tough. Characterized by a sharp discontinuity with
the past, major life changes
cause an enormous amount of stress, and the
adjustment
often
trigger a complex
and challenging
transition.
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Transitions
Are a Part of Life
Transitions
are ever present in nature. We also call them cycles.
- Day and night
- Phases of the moon and the tides
- Seasons
- Years
We
as humans go through transitions.
- Daily transitions
- From hungry to full
to hungry again.
- From sleep to
awake, awake to sleep.
- Moving
back and forth from lying down to sitting up to standing up.
- From home to work and back again.
- From one stage of life to another
- Conception, birth,
infancy, toddler, child, teenager, adult, etc.
- From being in school to working and living in the world.
Well,
you get the drift. The list goes on and on.
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What
Makes a Transition
Tough?
While
there are many characteristics of a tough transition, the bottom line
is its impact on us.
- We question who we
are or
think we are.
- The life we knew and
the world itself has changed. Things are a mess – inside and
out - and there’s no going back.
- We don’t
know
what’s important to us any more.
- We don’t
know
if we have the energy, let alone the desire, to start over.
- The emotions are so
powerful that they interfere with our ability to function effectively.
Often
we experience mixture of emotions, some negative, some positive, and
we are confused by, even unable to control the mood swings. This is
especially true when what we’re experiencing is different
from what
friends, family, and others in our society deem appropriate.
It’s
especially important at these times to remember that there is no
right or wrong, appropriate or inappropriate ~ just your personal
experience. Don’t compare how you’re dealing with
your transition
to anyone else’s situation or reactions, or even to your own
expectations.
Raging
emotions don’t care what triggered them. Once a fire starts,
what
sparked it doesn’t matter until the fire’s out.
Then you might
choose to research the cause, reach for relief, and if necessary
assistance.
Another
thing is that there are many myths about how we’re supposed
to
navigate turbulent times. Here are a few.
- If I initiate
‘it’, I
shouldn’t be feeling this badly.
- I should be over
‘it’ by now.
- Everyone is saying,
“Isn’t ‘it’ awful?”
I’m feeling okay.
What’s wrong with me?
To
discover more success-oriented approaches to these and other popular
myths,
join
the Lifelines Community™.
You will have access to our
Myths about Tough Transitions
and other helpful information.
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Metaphors
for a
Tough Transition
There
are many ways to describe a tough transition and what it feels like
to be in one. Here are a few.
- Journey metaphors
- You’re at a
crossroads.
- You’ve encountered delays
or detours.
- Life’s in a rut.
- Stuck in the mud.
- Spinning your wheels.
- Sports
- Life’s
thrown
me a curve ball.
- Airplanes
- My life’s in a
nose dive.
- I hit the eject button.
- I’m
in free-fall without a parachute.
- Storms
- Living in the aftermath
of a storm.
- Boating and
Water
- Up a creek
without a paddle.
- Caught off-guard in a turbulent
sea.
- Afloat in a rudderless ship.
- Coming
up for air.
- General
- The rug’s been
pulled out from under me.
- I’ve fallen
into deep hole and can’t get out.
- I’m
looking up and can’t see daylight.
- I
have to look up to see down.
- Dark night of the
soul.
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If
You Need Relief Now, Take Action
Now!
There
are things you can do for relief from your turbulent emotions. I know
you've heard about them before. You probably were doing some
before you found yourself going through a tough transition.
Remember that going
through
a tough transition can drain your energy so much that you really
are
running on reserve.
If
you are like me and others I've talked to, sometimes your life has been
thrown so off kilter that you can't remember any of the activities
and spiritual practices that you used to do.
Or if you have tried
doing
one or more of them, they don't seem to be working, certainly not like they
used
to.
Trust
me, it is. You won't feel as good, energized or uplifted as you used
to. You are recharging and refueling, even if you don't feel like you
are. You may be using all your energy grieving a loss, coping with
your new life and your disruptive emotions.
So please be gentle
with
yourself and take good care of yourself.
- Get plenty of
rest.
Sleep is an excellent way to recharge and rejuvinate while taking a break
from
thinking and
feeling.
- Get
together with friends and family
who
love and support you. Spend some time sharing what you
are
experiencing. Spend some time doing something that's not focused on you
and your situation. Maybe watch a movie, play a game, or do something
physical like gardening, exercising, even cleaning, rearranging
furniture, painting and remodeling... anything that for a short while
takes your mind off your situation.
- Cry
when
you feel like it, whether
with
someone or alone. Crying is healing (as long as you don't spend weeks
and months crying uncontrollably or in inappropriate situations.)
- Eat
well.
Enjoy your comfort foods.
Avoid
overeating in general, or overindulging in things like sugar, caffeine
because they can tax an already strained body. Alcohol can take the
edge off, and too much will contribute to feeling depressed and out of
control.
- Exercise.
Exercising produces
endorphines
that will make you feel better while releasing harmful chemicals
produced when we are under a great deal of stress.
Just be sure that whatever you do, you give yourself time to grieve and
to do the inner work that helps you make sense of, heal from, and be
transformed by your experience.
This is also an excellent time to meditate, write in your journal, do
yoga, or whatever you do to connect with your higher power.
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You
Have
a
Personal Unconscious Blueprint
The veil
between your conscious and unconscious mind is very thin during a tough
transition which makes it an excellent time to examine your unconscious
blueprint to discover how you may have unintentially contributed
to your current situation.
Each of us has a personal blueprint that
plays a big
part in how we live on a daily basis when things are running smoothly,
and how we think, feel and act when we are coping with major life
changes. For the most part, we are not
conscious of our past programming, yet it greatly impacts how we go
through
a tough transition and how we approach life in general.
We can either accept the power of our
unconscious mind and learn how to examine, evaluate, and when desired,
modify our patterns of perceiving, thinking, feeling and acting, or we
will continue to attract and manifest more of what we already have,
whether it's what we want or what we don't want.
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Your
Outer World is
a
Reflection of Your Inner World
If you want
to
change your life’s situation on the outside, you
will first need
to become aware of and, when necessary, change the inner
landscape.
So, what is your
unconscious blueprint set for?
- Embracing change as a natural part of life or resisting it?
- Fully experiencing the painful, uncomfortable, confusing and sometimes
disruptive feelings that accompany loss or burying them?
- Giving yourself the time and space to mourn and grieve as part of
healing, or cutting short the process even though in the long run this
only prolongs the suffering?
- Creating the life you want or being a victim of
circumstance?
- Learning from, and being transformed by,
life's lessons or repeating them again and again with escalating drama and
trauma?
How do you
know
what's in your unconscious
blueprint?
One way is to
look at your results! If you are unhappy, your life full of chaos, and you
find yourself asking, "Why is this happening to me again?", then your
blueprint may be stuck in “victim” mode. Fortunately or
unfortunately, your current blueprint will stay with you for the rest
of your life... unless you choose to consciously explore and modify
it… and that is exactly what we do throughout this program.
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You
Either Repeat Life's Lessons or
You Learn from and Are Transformed by Them
During Lifelines to Laughlines you will change your life’s
blueprint and recondition yourself for a more conscious, spiritual and
joyful life.
Part
of this shift is to more and more deeply embrace the concept that we
are spirit beings having a human experience, and that each tough
transition is a calling of the soul to move forward. While we can
choose to consciously connect with our Source and trust that everything
that happens is for our highest good, this doesn't mean that we become
exempt from major life changes. We can see them from a different
perspective and tell a new story. Joy
becomes our natural way of being and we are transformed by
every
experience.
By the end of this course, you will have a different point of view toward
life and success. Best of all, the same principles you learn to enhance your
life will also enhance your inner peace and happiness. Lifelines to
Laughlines will help you to be more fully alive in every sense of the
word.
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Strategies
for
Navigating a Tough Transition
No
matter what the transition, there are certain coping mechanisms that
provide relief, help us move through the chaos of change, and reach
creative and victorious outcomes.
No
matter how far along life’s highway you’ve gone,
there are some
simple, fundamental rules of the road. Putting them into practice
isn’t always easy, but it’s critical. If you do
play by the
rules, you’ll make yourself stronger, and your life will be
better
than ever.
- Build
up your energy reserves.
- Add some Love,
Light, Peace and Joy to your life. There are many ways of adding energy
to our State of Being: what we say and do; what we eat; yoga, exercise,
meditation and other spiritual practices; being with loved ones...
anything that brings us joy, anything that’s an expression of
our
passion ~ all of these can give us energy.
- We
can choose to feel good now, no matter what.
- Remember
– nobody’s perfect. It’s tempting to
blame someone or something else when you feel angry, disappointed,
bored, betrayed or stressed out. Blaming, insulting and criticizing
yourself and/or others are all energy drains. They keep your focus on
what you don’t want, and what we resist persists.
- Reach
out to others.
You don’t need to go through these turbulent changes on your
own.
- Call on
friends, family, associates who know and love you and want the best for
you. Let them know what’s going on in your life and ask
them to be there for you, to be a sounding board, assistant problem
solver, confidant, advisor… whatever you need that you know
they can provide.
- There are many success-minded
people looking for support and guidance as they navigate major life
changes. There are many communities, some meet face to face, some on
the phone, others online. We invite you to become
a member of our Lifelines Community™. Seek out
whatever
works best for you.
- Work
with Compassionate Professionals.
When you face life’s transitions, you might want to seek out
professionals who know what it’s like from personal
experience.
Here are a few ways they can make your journey smoother. They can:
- Help you get unstuck.
- Offer insight, information and inspiration.
- Light
the roads ~ and the pitfalls ~ ahead.
- Help you
recognize ways you might be sabotaging your own happiness and how to
stop.
- Teach you how to adapt
more easily to change of all kinds.
- Help
you recognize and understand the significant transitions, turning
points, and crossroads on your path.
- Assist
you in creating a new map of your life so you know how to turn what
appears to be a dead end into a doorway.
- Guide
you to an understanding of your life lessons.
- Teach
you how to successfully use whatever you're going through as a
springboard for regeneration and rebirth.
- Offer a
new path that ultimately leads to happiness and meaning.
- Show you how to make your journey one of personal and
spiritual development, wisdom, and happiness.
- Guide you through the process of transforming fear into
courage, confusion into vision, and self-doubt into confidence.
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We
created Lifelines™ to be a guiding light for
you.
- Resources
can provide you with information, inspiration and relief.
- Search for answers to
questions like:
- What issues
you’re likely to face while going through a transition.
- How your body,
mind, and emotions are affected by transition.
- New thinking and
behaviors that can transform your life.
- The difference
between surviving and thriving ~ and the secrets that will make you a
thriver.
-
You
might find information, inspiration and relief
in:
- Books
and articles (available in many forms ~ print, audio cassette,
electronic)
- Workshops,
seminars, teleclasses and teleseminars
- Support groups
- Individual or
group therapy
When
you join
the Lifelines
Community™,
you will have access to our article
entitled
Tips
for
Successfully
Navigating Tough Transitions and
other
valuable information available to members
only.
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What
We Focus on Grows
One
of the secret strategies that’s not a secret any more is the
Law of
Attraction. Abraham-Hicks (www.abraham-hicks.com)
has been teaching about this and other spiritual laws for many years.
The movie The Secret was brought into the spotlight in February,
2007, when Oprah Winfrey did several television shows dedicated
making millions aware of the Law of Attraction. Put very simply, like
attracts like. What we vibrate in harmony with is made manifest in
our world.
As
far as we can tell, worrying about anything at all is a pretty good
indicator that we have begun thinking that our joy and prosperity
will somehow hinge on pending physical events, other people, anything
outside ourselves. Remember, this is an inside job!
Transitions
are perfect for becoming more aware of where you focus your
attention, and making sure you are visualizing, writing, speaking and
acting in alignment with what you want.
Will
You Choose Hope or
Despair?
Hope
is a expectation of desirable things to come. Despair is a
expectation of undesirable things to come.
What
do hopeful people do that others do not? They choose to believe that
some good, some new possibilities will eventually appear out of every
situation, even if we can’t see how or when or where just
yet. They believe it’s in their best interest to shift their
attention
from what they don’t like about their current situation to
what
they want. Then they set out to look for and move toward something
better,
even if all that’s possible is to reach for a better feeling
thought.
Will
you choose Faith or Fear?
Faith
is believing that what you cannot see will come to pass. Fear is
believing that what you cannot see will come to pass.
When
you are full of hope, faith and enthusiasm, it is because you are
imagining future scenarios. When you are fearful or in despair, you
are also imagining future scenarios. It all depends on what you are
imagining!
To
eliminate fear from your life, start imagining wonderful future
images.
Will
you choose to be a Creator or a Victim?
The
truth is that no matter how ‘good’ we are or strive
to be, we
all, every one of us, face the challenge of dealing with major life
change and the transitions that follow. We may recognize and take
responsibility for the part we played in creating the situation. We
may be coping with the aftermath of someone else’s actions.
Nature
may have dealt a tough blow. On some level, none of this matters.
“Oh,
yeah,” you might be mumbling. “They don’t
know my situation and
what I’m going through. If they did…”
Well,
both of us know what it’s like to have the rug pulled out
from
under us, to have our lives be so disrupted and our emotions so
distraught that we didn’t know if we could, even if we wanted
to,
pick up the pieces and go on. You can read
our stories and decide for yourself if we, too, know what it’s
like
to
be
wondering if we’d get to the other side of the raging river.
The
good news is we’ve gotten to the other side, and have
discovered a
little bit of heaven. We are both stronger, more conscious, even
grateful for what we went through and who we’ve become. We
promise
that some day you will, too.
What
does it take to jump in and swim for your life? Courage, faith, and
the willingness to practice. Practice reaching for a better feeling
thought, an attitude of gratitude, praying, doing spiritual
practices, singing, journaling, doing anything that bring even a
moment of relief, even joy. You know what they are for you. Do them.
You deserve to feel better, no matter what’s going on in your
life.
In fact, it’s the very choice to take responsibility for your
own
thoughts and feelings, and to choose to focus them on what you want.
Just remember that when we ask, it is given. We need to do our part,
to keep our doors and windows open, to believe that thoughts are
things, and the more time and energy we focus on them, the quicker we
get them… whether we’re focused on what we want or
don’t want.
And
here’s a biggie… be grateful in advance of seeing
what you’ve
asked for. Know that your job is to be a vibrational match to what
you want, not to focus on the lack of it. Be open, be grateful, be
available for miracles to happen, then be aware and look for them.
They’re happening all around us all the time… even
when we can’t
see them.
So
choose to be the creator of your life ~ no matter what…
Become more
conscious; become ever more aware of everything.
And
remember, all is well in your world. We are never given more than we
can handle. A cliché? Maybe… but does it serve us
to believe
otherwise? We know what it’s like to have been dealt what
seemed
like an unplayable hand… and trading one card at a time,
turn it
into a win. If we can do it, so can you. Reach out for lifelines ~
they’re all around you. We’re here for you, too.
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Redefine
Success, Find Meaning
and Purpose
One
of
the
most important characteristics that enable people to stay the course
through turbulent times is that they have a powerful purpose. Another
is that they have a clear vision of what they want and what it means
to them to be successful in business and in life.
What
happens when a change disrupts or destroys the life you knew?
- It’s not the best time to place yourself under
additional stress.
- It’s
also not the time to make major
decisions about your future.
- To discover what’s true for you can be
challenging enough when
things are going smoothly. How much more difficult is it when you are
in the midst of, anticipating, a transition.
- Your
life’s purpose may be hidden from view; it may no longer be
aligned with who you are and who you are becoming; or you might realize
that you didn’t have a clear purpose to begin with.
- It doesn’t serve you to expect yourself to know,
or to figure
out, what you’re going to want once you’re on solid
ground.
Rather than trying to figure out what your new visions,
dreams, and desires will be, focus on ‘the now.’
Who knows where you
will end up or what will be important to you at a later stage in your
journey.
You
will find it is in your best interest to:
- Take care of
yourself.
- Focus
your attention on your emotions and your energy level.
What
we found:
It
wasn't until we discovered our true purpose that we experienced
genuine direction in our lives. Once we found our purpose, we finally
had a guideline to use to evaluate which interests and activities to
pursue both personally and professionally.
The
entire process, and it is a process, didn't happen overnight. As a
matter of fact, each of us experienced several major life changes,
and the transitions they triggered, even after knowing our purpose.
There were even times when we doubted that we, our lives, and life in
general, had any meaning or purpose.
The
process required qualities that are difficult for most of us:
- Time
~ time to grieve and mourn, time to heal, time to reflect.
- Patience
Once
you identify your true purpose, it will inject a new-found vitality
in your spirit. And, at the same time, knowing your purpose will
provide a sense of peace about your life and where you're going.
So,
what can you do now?
Accept
what is as it is.
But
don’t stop there. If you do, you’ll only be looking
at what you
don’t want, and that’s exactly what
you’ll get ~ more of what
you don’t want!
Instead,
choose to shift your attention to anything that brings relief ~ hope
~ faith ~ joy ~ gratitude.
Then
selectively imagine what you want in your life and who you want to be
from this day forward. Commit to that vision and
take the journey one step at a time, focusing on the moment and the
path
ahead.
Next, step
into the feeling ~ the feeling of being fully alive, living the life
you want.
We
believe that if you explore deep within any challenge, no matter how
great ~ physical, mental, emotional or spiritual ~ what
you’ll find
is that what you truly want is to feel good ~ safe, secure, free,
accepted, valued and valuable, loving, loveable, loved ~ Fully Alive
in Love, Inner Peace, and Joy!
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Changing
Personal Life and
Success Blueprints
We
can learn to change the unconscious programming that pre-paves the
way for us to continue to get what we’ve always gotten.
How
exciting to discover that we can, given patience and persistence,
reprogram those patterns of perceiving, thinking, feeling and
behaving that are responsible for creating and manifesting what we
get in life.
As we change our beliefs, we change our
behavior and
as we change our behavior, we change our beliefs. As Wayne Dyer says,
“Believing
Is Seeing!”
You
will find resources that support you as you continuously discover and
move in the direction of what you want, of what makes you feel good
every step of the way.
We
are here to personally guide you through the process of reprogramming
your blueprints. Lifelines has been designed with this as a
primary outcome.
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Are
You
Ready to Reach for a
Lifeline?
We,
Bonnie and Lynn, are dedicated to serve as your guides on this
exciting, though often frightening, journey of
change and transition.
We have woven together illuminating
teachings; practical, innovative
techniques; and the wisdom that can only come from personal
experience.
Lifelines
to Laughlines
~ the Introduction, the Program, the Community, the Guides ~ are all
here to help
you move forward through
unknown
territory into a life of renewed optimism, true contentment and
courageous awakening.
Learn more about who we are and what we offer throughout this
web site. Here are a few places you will find most helpful.
We
encourage you to sign
up
for the free Introduction to the
Lifelines Program we offer via the
wonderful
technology of telephone conferencing. No matter where you live, you
can reach out and take hold of Lifelines™!
We wish you the very best as you journey through life.
Bonnie and Lynn
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A Special Note
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If
you are on medication for things like ADD/ADHD, depression, anxiety,
bipolar disorder, etc., please join us for an Introductory Session to see if
participating in Lifelines might contribute to your mental,
emotional and spiritual well-being.
We
do make the distinction between coaching and therapy. Whenever an
individual warrants professional help, we recommend you work with
someone who is appropriately trained.
If
you are in crisis and are considering, or have recently attempted
suicide, we encourage you to work with professionals who are experts
in this field.
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