Jane is an Intuitive and Transformational Counselor, Teacher, Author and Visionary.

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Q & A: “When is a Victim a Victim?”

Regardless of the external circumstances, being a victim has to do with attitude and interpretation.

Q & A: “Who are we dependent on?”

Most children start out viewing their parents basically as God, because they are physically and emotionally dependent on their parents for their well-being and survival. But when children run into a conflict where something traumatic happens that shakes their perception of reality about themselves in relation to their parents, they then generally contract into making a generalized limiting decision* about those they are dependent on.

Q & A: “People don’t feel important anymore.”

The issue here is who or what is defining your experience of reality. Is it being defined from outside yourself or from inside yourself? In the old paradigm it was your boss, and the structure of the company, that was defining what your value was, according to how well you fit into what serves the interests of the company and/or the people who control it. … But this definition of value is limited by the particular perspectives of the people who control it. It is therefore defined by a human construct, which is not necessarily aligned with what is inherently true. Human constructs can’t define your actual value.

Q & A: “Who am I responsible for?”

For any relationship to work, each person must be coming from what truly matters to them, or there is no solid foundation for it. Ultimately the only relationship we are in is between ourselves and a larger or Universal Truth.

Q & A: “What would a real relationship be like?”

When you get to the bottom of what is true between people, it always is love. That is what is underneath the separation, the fear, the anger, and the pain. But most people are so daunted by the dragon at the gateway to coming together with the other, they never find that out.

Q & A: “What can people rely on for stability in their lives?”

People often compromise themselves in relationships rather than revealing what is really true from their perspective, because they don’t believe it could possibly work out if everyone did that.

Q & A: “What commitment do I owe my wife?”

The question is what you are committed to. From a shallow kind of perspective, people can be committed to what makes them feel good in the moment. And so when things get difficult they just leave. On the other side of the pendulum …

Are We Really Victims of Other People’s Greed?

The problem isn’t those who take advantage of other people; it is what causes those other people to give their power away and let themselves be manipulated.

Emotional Defense Systems Keep People from Evolving

as your desire to evolve as a soul gets stronger and stronger, the defense system gets more and more in the way…

Life Appearing to Not Work is Not in Reality

If you’re feeling something along the lines of life can’t work, or it’s not working, or it’s not going to work, then you know it’s got to be out of reality…