Jessica Kippes

What if I told you, that to deny your own creativity was to deny your own true self? At the very core of who we are is creation, and creativity. The question you might ask is how conscious are you of the things you create? If not acknowledging our creative nature creates separation from the self, why do we do it? Why do I still come across people who have disconnected form this part of themselves? I have 5 suggestions about why this happens. 1) Someone told you it was wron

Let me start out by saying of course you are. But think about how in tune we are to intuition in terms of degrees of awareness. I just got done reading a book about energy healing, the author was essentially born with an innate knowing of what is happening about what was happening inside of a persons physical body, and what is causing it and through guidance could channel healing energies to the location and see disease leaving, new cells being formed, and over several sess

I went to college, and took lots of classes that all accumulated to me graduating with a BS in Sociology. There is one class in particular that I did awesome in. It was a philosophy class. Learning about all the great philosophers of our time, was so mind expanding for me. Different ways of viewing the world. The one that stuck with me the most was a guy names DesCartes, his supposition was this concept of the brain in the jar. What if we as human kind are all just a bra