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Ways of releasing bad patterns effectively

Ways of releasing bad patterns effectively

by Toria Peters | Sep 14, 2019 | Relationships and the Five Elements Philosophy

Negative patterns are habits and behaviors that hold us back from accomplishing all that we want and make it hard for us to develop and have self-realization. Regardless of who we are or what we do, we all possess them as they are part of everyday life. Our success...
Finding Support and Taking Small Steps with Depression

Finding Support and Taking Small Steps with Depression

by Toria Peters | Aug 8, 2019 | Relationships and the Five Elements Philosophy

Depression can make ordinary tasks feel much harder, and recovery does not follow a timetable you can force through willpower. You do not have to become cheerful, productive or perfectly organised before you deserve support. Start with what is happening today and...
3 Great Ideas to Simplify Your Life

3 Great Ideas to Simplify Your Life

by Toria Peters | Jul 27, 2019 | Relationships and the Five Elements Philosophy

Are you one of the millions of people who are overwhelmed by the number of choices and options we face on a daily basis these days? If you’re feeling overwhelmed, you’re not alone. The proof is in the countless number of self-help books and articles about...
How to bounce back from any setback

How to bounce back from any setback

by Toria Peters | Jun 7, 2019 | Relationships and the Five Elements Philosophy

Know when to leave the pity party Know when to stop crying and move on. We all have off days, they don’t necessarily equate to off life. Do not listen to your pride, listen to your body I tend to be slightly competitive so this is a tough one for me. However, it’s...
Mediocrity and the Travel Lifestyle

Mediocrity and the Travel Lifestyle

by Toria Peters | May 1, 2019 | Relationships and the Five Elements Philosophy

A certain personality type has caught my attention recently. To be perfectly honest, it’s been driving me crazy. Whenever I hear people discussing their insatiable urge to travel and to see the world before they start their real job or apply to graduate school, I want...
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