by Dr. Chad Sato | Aug 6, 2019 | Spiritual Growth
Old habituated patterns control the way you deal with your current life experiences. Many times it is unconscious and you don’t give it a second thought, until you begin to experience difficulties associated with these ingrained, old patterns. Recognize that these...
by Dr. Chad Sato | Oct 2, 2018 | Inspirational Passages, Spiritual Growth
Recently I held my Healing Energetics Workshop, which was a great reminder that you are responsible for your perceptions, and being balanced provides for more ease in your life. The underlying incentive that the participants shared was the desire to learn how to hold...
by Dr. Chad Sato | Aug 31, 2018 | Informational Articles, Spiritual Growth
Facing an uncertain future can create havoc and discord for many due to the control factor or rather, the perceived lack of. Not feeling in control is created by unexpected circumstances, but yet you truly are in control. The one thing you can control is how you...
by Dr. Chad Sato | Dec 6, 2017 | Informational Articles, Inspirational Passages, Spiritual Growth
Busyness according to the Oxford Dictionary is defined as the state or condition of having a great deal to do, the quality of being full of activity. This term comes full front and center especially during the holidays. With an already full schedule compounded with...
by Dr. Chad Sato | Sep 2, 2016 | Informational Articles, Inspirational Passages, Life Experiences, Spiritual Growth
What are triggers? They are anything that sets you into an old, defensive pattern or behavior habit to protect yourself from a particular situation or person. Triggers are created as a safety measure to insure that we either seek pleasurable experiences or avoid...
by Dr. Chad Sato | Aug 1, 2016 | Informational Articles, Inspirational Passages, Life Experiences, Spiritual Growth
What truly makes every person unique and special is that no one will ever have the same perspective as another. You may hold certain views and value similar things, but to have the same perspective is nearly, if not, completely, impossible. The reason being is that...
