Bigger Vision Books

Introduction
The first couple of pages...

Life isn't always fun. Good things happen, and bad things happen, too. We live in a dimension of duality, where good and bad are just two sides of the same coin. When good things happen, we are at ease, and when bad things happen, we become stressed and troubled. We often wish for only happiness and joy, but the fact is, it is often the more difficult times that allow us to "rise to the occasion" and expand to new levels of consciousness in order to find a way to move beyond the misery we are experiencing.

It was one of those difficult times that actually inspired me to write this book. As every woman knows, when we feel miserable, it always helps to talk to a girlfriend, so that is what I did. In fact, I talked to three different girlfriends that day, and every one of them had a different response to my story. After the first one heard what I had to say, she looked around and said: "Well, at least you still have a nice house." The second girlfriend listened to the exact same story and said: "I don't know why you are so miserable. You didn't even have to pay out any money!" And after I told the story, again, to the third girlfriend, she took my head in her hands and looked into my eyes and said: "Whatever happens, try not to be bitter about it!"

As I thought about their comments, I wondered why their responses were so totally different, when the story I told each one was exactly the same. All of a sudden, I could clearly see why. The first girlfriend was a Calcarea Carbonica, and in her perception of reality, life is extremely scary if you don't have a house. I still have a nice house, so she couldn't see any reason for me to be miserable. The second girlfriend was an Arsenicum Album, always worried about money issues, so in her perception of reality I was fine because nobody took my money. And the third girlfriend was, of course, a Natrum Muriaticum. She was feeling my pain, and she gave me the best advice she could, based on her own perception of reality: "Try not to get bitter about it!" I thought to myself, whoa! This is probably what we all do, but why do we do this? And why do different people perceive the same thing in so many different ways? I wondered if I could find more answers if I studied the mental and emotional symptoms associated with each remedy profile, and I also wondered how much these different perceptions of reality affect our lives and our relationships. As I delved into my books as deeply as I could, with great interest and determination, one thing led to another, and before long, I found myself in the middle of writing this book.

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