Spiritual life coach

These two men couldn’t be any different,

yet both serve a spiritual purpose.

Develop your self, Mr. Robbins says.

Discover no-self, Krishnamurti responds.

 

Removing conflicts is self development.

Dissolving conflicts is Self realization.

Becoming a giant is self motivated,

whereas the Self sets the giant free.

 

Finding life’s purpose concerns both,

the self discovers; the Self knows.

Expressing passion concerns the self,

the Self waits patiently for closure.

 

Krishnamurti is a spiritual philosopher,

Tony Robbins is a self-made man.

Yet, there is avoidance in philosophy

and grit in self development.

 

There is a mission for a life coach,

and a role for a spiritual coach.

The world is in harmony

when both work hand in hand.

(Tony Robbins versus J. Krishnamurti, Christian M. Wiese)

 

A spiritual life coach works on two dimensions, helping to dissolve ego conflicts by reminding the client that each and every problem is self-fabricated, all while opening the client up to these magical moments of “no-self.” C.G. Jung once said that the first part of our life is about developing a healthy ego while the second half is designed to let go of it. A spiritual life coach offers solutions the ego accepts while offering access to a dimension that is conflict-free to start with.