NEW - ANSWERS Q&A Seminar

May 28, 2008 Wednesday, 6:30 - 9:30 pm

4 Points SHERATON, Plainview, NY

Audience directed seminar!

AN OPPORTUNITY to ask YOUR personal or global questions of Karen's guides for insightful realizations!

The FIRST Questions and Answers seminar based upon

THE ANSWERS to you questions about life

Question examples:

• How can I achieve abundance?
• How can I connect with my guides?
• What happens when we die?
• What is my purpose?
• How do I improve my intuition?

If you can think of it - you can ask it!

ie: money, ghosts, near-death experiences, heaven & hell, reincarnation, death, life's quest, relationships, Ouija boards, love, global warming, astrology, ...

Bring a friend FREE! ONLY $39 if you register by May 21st
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Dealing with Stifling Personalities

As many people increase their level of awareness and become happier and happier, they begin to notice the weightiness of the interactions with someone in their life.

How do you deal with such a person?

To manage difficult personalities, you have two choices. The first is obvious - decide that this person's influence is repeatedly detrimental and eliminate the person (extreme) or their influence (by not discussing certain matters) from your life. This method is impractical in most cases - but in certain situations is the best course.

However, a less permanent or difficult manner is to discuss briefly the situation with the other person. Make the facts known. Do not expect any particular result - negative or positive - and allow the conversation to be just factual. If the difficult person is negative, simply state, "I appreciate your opinion, but I am happy with my view (or my decision, my choice, etc.)." Word your response however is natural to you but the key is to remain matter of fact and unemotional in your words and in your thoughts. After stating your perspective, change the subject quickly.

The other person will begin to realize that negative input is not finding a place to thrive within you. You are not seeking negative responses.

In the future, before you present information that you believe will be portrayed as negative... Read on