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This website is an introduction to Resources Course:
An online course for young and old,

exploring our important inner resources

$29 (but Free during this testing period)

Hosts Ari & Joel talk about each animated metaphor.

ThinkAbouts  look deeper at these inner resources, including

Exercises, Games, Assignments, and more.

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PRESS HERE to watch excerpts from Resources Course

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Meet our hostess, Ari, and the life she loves ... yet she also knows big challenges could strike any day.  

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Surrounded by shouting and noise, we easily dismiss what is important. These are times when we must listen for what is very quiet ... and perhaps ignored.

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The essence of inner strength is very simple and very present. We all have the elements of inner strength. Here are four pieces, all contained in life itself.

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Yes, I want to find strength ... but which direction should I look? Do I need to become familiar with my greatest resource? Have I been ignoring what is here?

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Discovery requires seeing clearly, in new ways. Learning what I have requires clear vision. Here's a metaphor about a grey rocky vacuum that is actually a colorful dance of magic.

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Everyone's story: a life that builds from quiet to crescendo. Returning to the beginning reveals a center core of strength.

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A simple child's game carrying an important message. Sometimes the most ordinary and obvious things are the hardest to see.

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The nature of gratitude: clarity, recognition, appreciation, commitment ... and inner strength. After all, giving thanks taps the power of humility.  

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In order to go where we want, we must first identify the path that goes precisely to that place. This video illustrates importance of simplicity. 

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Words don’t always work. Sometimes communication seems impossible. When? Why? Inner strength needs to recognize and engage with things directly. 

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Major help might come from a source that is unfamiliar to us. Sometimes we have no choice but to admit we do not know and to trust without hesitation.

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