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Richard Noe replied to Zon's discussion 'Problem with the Secret ?'

"The biggest killer against the secret is "doubt." The mental blocks we all develop that keeps us from manifesting our desires. Scripture holds true to the secret as well. "You can have anything you desire, if you so believe." But…"

Sep 2, 2012

Richard Noe replied to Robert Schwartz's discussion 'Do We Plan Our Life Challenges Before We're Born?'

"I believe it may be possible. In a book I'm slowly writing, I explore how to heal the ego, and to truly be the love and light that we are born to be. It follows the saying, "The inner, reflects the outer." which displays that all of…"

Sep 2, 2012

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Richard Noe is now a member of Global Illumination Council

Sep 2, 2012

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Please introduce yourself to all of us.: I am first and foremost a spiritual being, manifesting in human experience.

I'm a single parent. My kids are amazing, and are a big part of my life. I see my job as a parent as equipping my children with tools to answer and make good choices during their experience.

Name some people who've inspired you.: My kids, family and friends inspire me daily. Other than that, I feel inspired by the energy that surrounds my being, although I don't always understand it.

What are some of your favorite topics of study?: I study human behavior. It's not how someone acts, it's the underlying cause of "why" that intrigues me. The main area I study is in those who have negative affect caused by mental trauma (i.e. rape, abuse, negative environments, etc.) They are the most challenging, because their experience has altered their personalities, and separates them from being the true self they were born to be.

I also study religions and spirituality, from the most ancient to present. Religion that is with magic, and those who do not practice magic. It is my belief that all hold a piece of the pie, although none holds the whole pie.