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Daily Inspiration

A sense of entitlement is common these days. People who feel entitled believe that they are more important than others and that their needs should come first. They are the takers. Caretakers support the takers. Caretakers believe they are not as important as others, that their needs should come last. Takers need to practice compassion for others. Caretakers need to practice compassion for themselves.

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"The Inner Bonding Intensive was a perfectly safe place where I could allow myself to be totally vulnerable & ask all of those questions I'd always wanted to ask but felt too scared to do so.  At the end of 5 days I feel joyful, healed & able to implement Inner Bonding in my day to day life." Colorado Intensive, 8/08
Celia Wade

"'Hello good world' said the cat. during a pause at the inner bonding five days intensive i was walking the streets in my city and i was passing a little white and black cat. i felt kind of drawn to her. i greeted her and talked to her, and she came closer. i was feeling good, and i caressed her. she liked it and blinked with her eyes. 'hello good world' she suddenly said. 'i know how the world works', she said to me. 'so do i', i told her. 'It is all about bringing love into the world'! 'yes' she said, and you are very welcome to join me in it'. 'i know what you have been through', she continued, 'and from now on life for you will start to get better'. 'yes, dear cat, i said 'thanks to Dr. Margaret Paul I was made aware so beautifully what love really is, to pay attention to my feelings, and how to get past old trauma and heartbreak.' 'Good, said the cat, 'nice to meet you', and again she blinked with her eyes. 'Say greetings to Margaret'. 'Oh yes, I'll do that' I said 'and goodbye dear cat, thank you for letting me join the new good world!' ...And now i can stand firmly on the ground. i belong to this good world. it's the same world as before but now i see all the good i was not aware of. Hidden talents also came out... see cat story above. it was the first time i had the feeling to belong to a group...deep hidden emotions and pain of each of us were healed...together we have held a beautiful safe space where i was feeling accepted and loved." November, 2023


Gabi Kohlboeck

'Beautiful and intense opportunity to learn with a loving heart how to live and most importantly, love and honor myself.  There is intensive personal work and group work, a powerful opportunity for real personal growth.  An incredibly supportive, loving and learning experience.' Colorado Intensive 6.12
 


Melani Morris

'The Intensive exceeded my expectations.  The atmosphere, safe environment, fun and gentle support by Margaret & Carla & Stel, provided the most amazing place in which to heal, learn and grow.  I feel I made friends in the workshop and at the Ranch.  Sunrise was also the perfect place to do the workshop - a loving, peaceful retreat.  I am definitely going back.'  Colorado Intensive 10.14


Estella

"Inner Bonding is as meaningful and healing for an agnostic, which I am, as to those who can see angels and spirits. The process is universal; it will touch your deepest human essence if you will be open to learning about yourself. Margaret Paul is totally non-judgmental. She is centered within herself, intuitive, with gentle, loving strength. To take a workshop with her is to give yourself a gift: contact with the person you are and what you can grow to become." Lucerne Valley Intensive, 7/06
Alice Schafer

"This was my second intensive. I could not imagine that I could have an experience as profound as my first intensive, but I did! I have opened up in ways I never imagined were possible." Los Angeles, May, 2000
Ilene Weingarten



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DAILY INSPIRATION

A sense of entitlement is common these days. People who feel entitled believe that they are more important than others and that their needs should come first. They are the takers. Caretakers support the takers. Caretakers believe they are not as important as others, that their needs should come last. Takers need to practice compassion for others. Caretakers need to practice compassion for themselves.

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10/14/2026 08:00 AM
5-Day Virtual Intensive
Dr. Margaret Paul

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