Master Coach Hu

8 of 8 Part 2 Core Principles of a- Spiritual Warrior Paraphrased by Master Coach Hu Dalconzo from the works of Eckhart Tolle, Jack Kornfield & Steve Siebold   *SPIRITUAL WARRIORS… See Everyone as the Buddha, or Christ- Just as difficult circumstances can be an opportunity for growth, so can interactions with souls who have

Core Principles of a- Spiritual Warrior PART ONE SPIRITUAL WARRIORS… Integrate ‘Mindfulness’ into Their Daily Lives Being mindful doesn’t mean you need to spend ten hours a day meditating. It means to remain Consciously Conscious throughout your day about the distinction between who you are “Spirit” from the voice inside your head- your ego-intellect. Think of your Self as

The Victim Identity Vs. The Spiritual Warrior Identity Paraphrased by Master Coach Hu Dalconzo from the works of Eckhart Tolle, Jack Kornfield & Steve Siebold The Victim Identity Seeks Comfort… The Spiritual Warrior Identity Is Comfortable Being Uncomfortable. The Victim Identity Hungers for Security… The Spiritual Warrior Identity Knows That Security Is an Illusion. The

The Spiritual Warrior’s Mantra is… “I AM… Responsible!” The great ones’ thought processes, philosophies and habits can be summarized in three words… “I AM- Responsible!” Spiritual Warriors realize that they are 100% RESPONSIBLE for their success or failure. They grok that the word responsibility means to “respond with their godlike abilities.” Spiritual Warriors commit to taking total responsibility for everything that happens

Why Do People… Identity Themselves as Victims? Usually, souls who unconsciously identify themselves as victims tend to make safety and security their highest priorities. They hold on so tightly to what they have that they fail to see the abundance staring them straight in the face. They are terrified of losing what they have, because

What Distinguishes a Victim Identity From a Spiritual Warrior Identity? The critical factor that distinguishes a Victim Identity from the Spiritual Warrior Identity is… RESPONSIBILITY. People operating at the poverty or working-class levels of awareness often see themselves as victims of the powerful. They create fear-based belief systems that act as invisible mental barriers that,

The Subtle Nature of a Victim Identity It is normal, but not highly functional that your wounded inner child identities cling to Victim Roles as defense mechanisms. Victim Identities get reinforced with thoughts such as “poor little me” OR “I have way more burdens than you do” OR “Nothing ever works out for me” OR

What is a Spiritual Warrior? A Spiritual Warrior is someone who experiences life’s natural ups and downs in stride and sees painful circumstances as dharmic challenges to learn from, not as bad luck to lament. It takes the courage and emotional honesty of a Spiritual Warrior to walk the path of Conscious Awareness in a world where most souls are

Do You Have a Victim Identity? Almost every ego contains at least an element of a “Victim Identity.” Some people have such a strong victim identity that it becomes the central core of their Beingness. When this happens, resentment and grievances form the essential core of their sense of self. Even if your egoic grievances