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Fire it UP with CJ: The Masks we wear and our attachments with special guest don Miguel Ruiz Jr.

Host(s): CJ Liu
Guest(s): don Miguel Ruiz Jr.

The deepest love of ourselves and others is effected by our attachments and the masks we wear. Both create distortion in our perceptions and prevent us from seeing ourselves and others clearly. Don Miguel Ruiz Jr. shares a quick reference guide to help us become more aware of our attachments in the moment and discusses how to turn down the noise on the drama in our lives. Learn more about the Toltec Tradition of "Masks" that we project on to the world and how they prevent us from exposing us to our true authentic selves.

About the Host(s)

CJ Liu: The Fire it UP with CJ show offers busy people a place to come to help improve their own well-being while living in healthy harmony with the planet. The show is based on the coaching model that many small, simple steps in a positive direction can lea.. Find out more!

About the Guest(s)

don Miguel Ruiz Jr.: At the age of 14, Don Miguel Jr. apprenticed to his father don Miguel Sr. and his grandmother, Madre Sarita. From that early age, he was called upon to translate Madre Sarita's prayers, lectures and workshops from Spanish into English. In this... Find out more!

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