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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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To say I’m grateful is doing the Intensive a disservice.  Grateful feels like a “typical" thing to say and NOTHING about this weekend felt typical.  It was not the “same old therapy”.  I have been in therapy at different times in my life and the same issues were always discussed...again and again and again.  And while traditional therapy is a brave step for someone to take when they need help, it just wasn’t enough for me - something was still missing. Inner Bonding is like finding that last missing piece to a puzzle!  It is logical, practical and results oriented.  It is a tool that works.  Already today I was able to catch quite a few false beliefs!  I listened for them and stopped when I heard them.  I took the time to know where they came from and I allowed myself to feel the hurt that  I know was damaging to me as a child.  Then I let myself know that it wasn’t the truth about me and finally, I let myself feel what it feels like when you are loving to yourself.  I know that I can and will do these few simple steps to retrain my brain to know love.  It WILL be my sacred privilege to take care of and love myself...my soul…my essence. Thank you Margaret.  You are a miracle and I will be forever in your debt.  Southern California Advanced Intensive - 2.15


Chris Lieber

"The Intensive is very unique. It's a 5-Day Retreat consisting of 12 participants. Margaret and her Assistant facilitated the group in healing and growing. Individual work is done but everyone learns from it. It is wonderful to see how we are all so human and wounded, but there is a choice in every moment to be a Loving Adult with Guidance to feel joy, love and peace." Intensive, Lucerne Valley, CA, 7/05
Michelle Lipton

"I have been on the healing path for a long time and found that this intensive gave me some of the most profound support I have ever received. I found the strength to look at and feel some extremely difficult issues. I am a survivor of childhood trauma and feel that my body and heart had the chance and safety to open and own what happened to me and to consider that healing is really possible. Thank you so much. I am flooded with gratitude." Lucerne Valley, CA - May 2002
Rose Oceania

"The most valuable part of the Intensive for me was being able not only to identify my pain but to be able through this process to actually HEAL!!  There was finally resolution, which I have rarely experienced in all the years previously.  I have never felt such joy and hope for a Spirit-filled life!" Durango, CO Intensive, 4/08
Joanie Hill

'This workshop was life changing.  I wish that I had found this workshop sooner.' Kripalu Workshop - Lenox, MA, 9.13


Jacquelyn Donahoe

"This Intensive was the first place where anyone ever told me that all my care giving is controlling, not loving, and that sitting in my energy at that moment was a lonely experience.  As a pastor, that was a shock.  But it was spoken without any judgment, merely as information, and this shattering of my self-illusions led to genuine love for myself and for others, and gave me great freedom.  There is no greater freedom than to love oneself & be oneself as created by God, and then to share that love out of one's own inner abundance.  Thank you, Margaret, for helping me open to Spirit and open my heart." Colorado Intensive, 6/08
Rev. Teresa Davis



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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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