Dharma: The Flow Of Life To Greater Experiences Of Joy - Chris Attwood

“Find a tool that works for you to investigate and question your beliefs”

– Chris Attwood

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

My guest and his fascinating insights into how using Dharma can help you investigate all aspects of your life and learn how to life it to the fullest by embracing the positives.

Chris Attwood is co-author of the New York Times bestsellers, The Passion Test – The Effortless Path to Discovering Your Life Purpose, and Your Hidden Riches - Unleashing the Power of Ritual to Create a Life of Meaning and Purpose. With his business partner and ex-wife, Janet Bray Attwood, he has built a global brand with almost 2,000 Passion Test facilitators in more than 60 countries.

After resigning as President of a government securities dealer in the early 1980s, Chris took 10 years for his own inner development, spending 8-10 hours a day in deep meditation. During this time he extensively studied the Vedic literature of India and the functioning of human consciousness.

During the past ten years Chris has become one of the leading figures in the transformational industry, having put together some of the major strategic alliances in this industry, including his key role in arranging 70% of the interviews for the book and movie phenomenon, The Secret, which has been viewed by an estimated 200 million people, and sold over 20 million books worldwide. Chris is a founding member of the Transformational Leadership Council created by Jack Canfield.

Guests: Chris Attwood Hosted By: Kitty Waters

This phenomenal podcast will give you an insight and direction in to following your highest excitement.

In this episode you will learn: • Whether life if pre-determined or not, it doesn’t serve us as if it is. It serves us to love our lives as if we have free will and to make choices and make our own life paths. • When our lives don’t feel meaningful we won’t feel happy. When there is a sense of purpose in our lives, we feel joy. • How do we respond to the times when there are challenges and obstacles? This is the time to draw back an accept this. Be easy and settled in yourself. Take action when things are good and positive in life. • The up times have their joy and it is an outward period of expansion. The down times can have their joy if you look within and experience it as a period of contraction. These periods can be opportunities to gain more clarity. • When things are challenging and difficult find tools to explore and unravel the beliefs which are providing you with the negative thoughts. It is absolutely critical to allow yourself to feel the feelings which are coming up, negative as well as positive. When you have felt these feelings, you can then find a more expanded space one you have dealt with these feelings. • By feeling the feelings and embracing the positive this is how you can find your spiritual and physical well-being. • When you consistently make choices about what you are passionate about, you will begin to find that more positive activities and attributes come to you as part of your path.

You’ll leave this episode with the knowledge, passion, and purpose to understand how to embrace your feelings and accept the challenges and obstacles and use these to create change and use the positivity to find your true sense of spiritual and physical well-being.

For more Chris Attwood go to discoveringdharma.com

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