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The Seven Steps for Successful Life Transitions are a solution for handling change in your life and in yourself. Change is the one constant factor in life we can always count on! Anything can be taken "up" the seven-steps, i.e.; people, relationships, objects, homes, pets, even emotions. The seven-step process is a way to help us develop balance. In working with this process you will discover new strengths, possibilities, and freedoms; clearing the way for better, more productive relations and experiences. You will make better choices and decisions by becoming less attached to things people, and yourself. You will become more aware of what you really want and what is holding you back. Change is imminent, but growth is optional. Through the process of recognition, releasing and letting go the Seven Steps for Successful Life Transitions supports us in moving through changes in life, and in ourselves, for higher awareness. See all Seven Step Materials Available for Purchase...
Spring had always been my favorite time of year, but the year my mother passed away was different. I was grieving the loss of this wonderful woman who was also my best friend. I knew that one of the most important things one must do when a loved one has died is to release that person to God. My mother had just passed away and I had not done that yet. I knew the time had come to face my grief, but I did not know how to deal with all the pain and sorrow. I began to pray, “God, please help me release my mother.” I repeated this simple prayer over and over again. I felt helpless, frustrated and sad. I was, however, determined to move through these emotions and kept asking God for help. Suddenly, I had a vision. God’s wisdom started pouring into me. I ran to my desk for a pencil and paper. I knew I had been given a way to handle my grief. Needless to say, I was thrilled. A sense of overwhelming gratitude and peace settled around me. I went about my day with great joy and relief. As I began the process the next day however, the deep sadness and myriad of emotions concerning the loss of my mother resurfaced. I suddenly realized that God was not going to do the work for me, but like a loving caring parent, had provided me with this formula as a tool. It was slow, painful, and purposeful work. Many times during the following weeks I experienced momentary discouragement over my inability to hurry the process. I felt disappointment as I realized that there had been lost opportunities with my mother which could have brought greater understanding and support our relationship. Nevertheless, the formula worked in a transformative way. At the last step, I was able to sincerely release my pain. I came out of the process with new strengths which opened the way for new relationships. It took me weeks to complete the entire process. When I finally reached the seventh step, a sense of peace surrounded me. I continued to apply these steps throughout my life and discovered how useful they were for changes of all kinds. I found this process to be flexible and adaptable whether it was used for a relationship in my life for example, relationships undergoing transition, a loved one who is moving into a new phase of his/her life, or professionally oriented; as well as for working through inner obstacles, releasing outworn ideas and perceptions, and so many times, releasing of myself to allow for new possibilities. This formula has stood the test of time. At first it was a challenge to go through these steps, but over the years I discovered that the freedom this process brings is well worth the effort. Many, many blessings- Jane Hart, Director
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