Transformational Teachings from Counselor Jane Ilene Cohen

…there is something much more stable and true that is underlying all of experience that has been camouflaged by the unevolved avoidance of truth the world has been based on. And actually there is quite a lot that has been built in the world that is based on the truth of the real world. And that will begin to come much more to the fore, as the old dysfunctional structures fall away.

When a person makes a limiting decision* that they can’t trust their own perception of reality, it makes them overly dependent on how other people respond to them and define reality. It often, also, makes them overly dependent on people they consider authority figures…

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.

Intuitive & Transformational Counselor, Teacher and Author, Jane Ilene Cohen, will share the personal journey that brought her to a totally positive new thought system, based on the principle “Life is Meant to Work.”

In this preview I share the personal journey that brought me to a totally positive new thought system, based on the principle “Life is Meant to Work.”

The people who do these kinds of hateful acts, are like lightening-rods. They serve as an outlet for the kinds of emotions that people don’t generally find acceptable in themselves.

People don’t generally realize that our internal state is caused by our interpretation of how we are affected, rather than something objective out in the world that is happening to us.

There are certain cornerstones about the nature of reality that humanity in general holds in place that are out of alignment with larger truth.

The failure of big companies, such as General Motors, is most likely based on perspectives of self-interest that are out of alignment with reality.

This course will help you make sense of a world that no longer makes sense in the old frames-of-reference.