a monk may be holding you back from fulfilling you earning potential now. One woman, I worked with, ate food she did not like because she had appeased her parents by eating everything on her plate. In this life, she was unable to lose ten pounds, no matter what she did, because she continued toSince humans began speaking to one another, they have made promises. The fly in the ointment is—of course—not keeping them. Those who more often than not keep their promises are regarded as people with integrity, while those who seldom keep their promises are regarded as those who at best can not be taken seriously and at worst are not to be trusted.

Too often we forget how powerful our statements are, and we make statements indiscriminately without fully appreciating the impact—such as—creating expectations that are not fulfilled, thus leaving disappointment and distrust in our wake.

On a deeper level, there are promises you make to yourself that you do not remember because they have slipped into your unconscious. An early heartache may have been followed by a promise to yourself to never trust love again. Without realizing the impact of this thoughtless and maybe reckless statement, you fulfill a promise and then wonder why your love life looks bleak.

At an even deeper level, many people who recall past lives become aware that they made a self-promise lifetimes ago that they are still keeping. For example, a vow of poverty taken in a lifetime as a monk may be holding you back from fulfilling you earning potential now. One woman, I worked with, ate food she did not like because she had appeased her parents by eating everything on her plate. In this life, she was unable to lose ten pounds, no matter what she did, because she continued to

ot be taken seriously and at worst are not to be trusted.

Too often we forget how powerful our statements are, and we make statements indiscriminately without fully appreciating the impact—such as—creating expectations that are not fulfilled, thus leaving disappointment and distrust in our wake.

On a deeper level, there are promises you make to yourself that you do not remember because they have slipped into your unconscious. An early heartache may have been followed by a promise to yourself to never trust love again. Without realizing the impact of this thoughtless and maybe reckless statement, you fulfill a promise and then wonder why your love life looks bleak.

At an even deeper level, many people who recall past lives become aware that they made a self-promise lifetimes ago that they are still keeping. For example, a vow of poverty taken in a lifetime as a monk may be holding you back from fulfilling you earning potential now. One woman, I worked with, ate food she did not like because she had appeased her parents by eating everything on her plate. In this life, she was unable to lose ten pounds, no matter what she did, because she continued to

wake.

On a deeper level, there are promises you make to yourself that you do not remember because they have slipped into your unconscious. An early heartache may have been followed by a promise to yourself to never trust love again. Without realizing the impact of this thoughtless and maybe reckless statement, you fulfill a promise and then wonder why your love life looks bleak.

At an even deeper level, many people who recall past lives become aware that they made a self-promise lifetimes ago that they are still keeping. For example, a vow of poverty taken in a lifetime as a monk may be holding you back from fulfilling you earning potential now. One woman, I worked with, ate food she did not like because she had appeased her parents by eating everything on her plate. In this life, she was unable to lose ten pounds, no matter what she did, because she continued to

be reckless statement, you fulfill a promise and then wonder why your love life looks bleak.

At an even deeper level, many people who recall past lives become aware that they made a self-promise lifetimes ago that they are still keeping. For example, a vow of poverty taken in a lifetime as a monk may be holding you back from fulfilling you earning potential now. One woman, I worked with, ate food she did not like because she had appeased her parents by eating everything on her plate. In this life, she was unable to lose ten pounds, no matter what she did, because she continued to

a monk may be holding you back from fulfilling you earning potential now. One woman, I worked with, ate food she did not like because she had appeased her parents by eating everything on her plate. In this life, she was unable to lose ten pounds, no matter what she did, because she continued to eat food that were not good for her blood type. After this discovery and subsequent release she changed her food plan for her blood type and lost the unwanted ten pounds easily.

After realizing you have made a promise you no longer wish to be beholden to, you can release yourself from that bond. In doing so, you clear yourself of outmoded connections and patterns, returning yourself to a clean slate. Then you can resolve to remember that your word is sacred and to be very conscious of any promises you make to yourself and others.

You may ask to be released from any promises made to yourself or others in your present, past, or future lives, consciously or unconsciously, that are holding you back from fulfilling your greatest good. You may ask that love, light, and healing be sent to any souls who have suffered from your inability to be true to your word, including yourself. You can ask for the wisdom to do your best and from this point forward to be true to your word, promising only what you intend to carry through. If you commit to something you discover later you can not carry through, advise the person(s) at the earliest moment. The resulting clear cons