[Anita Chopra]

Thank you for sharing. Your last words of our journey to restore the heart – the true sovereign …. So beautiful. Having the courage to share is so appreciated.

[Anita Chopra]

Judy I am cheering you on! Just by posting this speaks to the courage of where you are and where you can see yourself going.

[Anita Chopra]

This was in my email sent yesterday re Ubuntu, insightful articles :

https://www.lionsroar.com/ubuntu-i-am-because-we-are/?goal=0_1988ee44b2-a7e5ce9dc5-21723517&mc_cid=a7e5ce9dc5&mc_eid=03a6f30a72

[Anita Chopra]

Thank you. Now I am going to analyze this🙂

[Anita Chopra]

Just finished watching last night while writing my introduction 😀

[Anita Chopra]

Thinking about you and your mother and the journey you are going through. The loss of a parent is profound. Your love and care for her is so apparent and it feels she is still emanating that to you. Thank you for sharing.

[Anita Chopra]

Thank you for your reply. This mentorship feels relevant for what we are experiencing. Having tools to bring to the clinic feels helpful and taking it one person at a time. Bring out the sage hydrosol!

[Anita Chopra]

Thank you Judy. I appreciate your words.

[Anita Chopra]

Thank you Ben, I love the idea of continuing to find courage to speak my truth and then also being open to receiving the reception of it. (even if the reception isn’t always what I want)

[Anita Chopra]

Thank you for your response and en-couraging words. I love singing and since a young girl have sung from my ancestral traditions. I will take a listen and think about the ancestral chant I may draw upon. I appreciate you seeing my process and the being a mentor for the soul/spirit level. I am on my way…..

[Anita Chopra]

Thank you. Starting a clinic felt exciting and scary. It has definitely been challenging and rewarding. I am full of gratitude as it was a dream of mine. It’s neat to start something from nothing. To be able to be in the process of creating a space and practice that reflects what I believe to be important for healing. The quote about magical life is from my personal face reading with Lillian. After have a face reading I knew I wanted to learn from her because I found it so mind shifting for me. She also gave me the encouragement to start a clinic. I feel mentors who genuinely care and maintain high quality of learning can be life-changing for their students.

[Anita Chopra]

The struggle is coming to the crossroad; where in the dualing mindset is my own? It is that opposition of ideas and merging that creation is continuously occurring.

[Anita Chopra]

Kelli,

Thank you for your thoughtful question. The superpower I am referring to is being in a conversation/situation and having the ability to hold space for two conflicting ideas simultaneously. An event could be viewed differently depending on the angle of vision, in my particular case, culturally, and both are ok. Being born in Canada but raised in an Indian family, I was given the languages of two mindsets for navigating the world as a basis for the rest of learning to be processed. For example, sometimes people will experience an event, and from western angle of vision it feels uncomfortable, like we are suffering, but from an Indian perspective it could be a good thing and we are breaking the karmas. I understand why both are true and also why both conflict. I can hold space for dualing ideas simultaineously and it makes sense.

[Anita Chopra]

The show I just finished was My Unorthodox Life. It surprised me, the determination of a mother who leaves her orthodox Jewish life and still holds family together once it’s original structure collapsed to create a new dynamic was so interesting to me. And of course it has lots of drama.