Open Thought, Open Door, Open Dialogue

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WELCOME TO MYOB

M.Y.O.B  – “Mind Your Own Becoming” is a sacred call for all of us to rise together. 

We place a new perspective on the term “M.Y.O.B.” – with the word “Becoming” – which denotes that we are all in the process of evolving consciousness together. When our “soul” focus is upon our personal growth to make a difference in this world – beautiful things occur.  We want to share some vital Key Principles that are important to absorb as essential to that “Becoming” the more of you that you are meant to be.

Vision

We see a world where every individual without exception is healed and whole and is valued and welcomed for their unique expression, qualities, and talents.

Mission

MYOB is a community creating safe spaces to open minds and hearts to inspire personal and inter-relational healing and change through open dialog and courageous conversations.

Mind Your Own Becoming is about soul growth – and that only occurs when we have had enough of what we see around us.  The greatest changes historically have been when as a society we can no longer process the pain and inequities we see.  When we are open to confront, no matter how uncomfortable,  our own inherent racism and entitlements based on a sense of “superiority,” gender, or ethnic prejudices, and be accountable for the thoughts we carry – healing  and new understanding can emerge.   We can authentically begin to bring about a world vision of love and regard for everyone, without exception.   And this is a multi-generational call to action. We will be honored for you to join us in this quest.


PURPOSE

The purpose of this organization shall be to offer educational classes, socially relevant workshops, and programs for personal well-being:  emotionally, mentally, physically, and spiritually.  To be consciously aware of how we can impact healing;  past, present, and future for the evolution of humanity.

M.Y.O.B. Values and Intentions

  • Awareness
  • Forgiveness-personal and collective
  • Gratitude
  • Love
  • Non-judgemental
  • Collective evolution
  • Inclusivity – Diversity and inclusivity leads to Equality (ALL regardless of race, religion, color, culture, sextual orientation, age, ability, gender identity).

Our Current Programs

Mind Your Own Becoming

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Taking in the Key Principles of MYOB and putting them into practice in our lives.  Looking at the deeper call before us — What are we each to “Be” to bring about societal change through our soul evolution in ways that establish justice, love, and care for all – without exception.

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Theme for April: Mental Illness / Stigma and the Path to Healing

This is a valuable series for insight on mental health/illness that impacts us all. From my personal experience from group therapy in my teens – 66 years ago at age 17 to EMDR therapy at 82 – we have come a great distance. With that said – there remains a stigma to dealing with mental illness and we see that played out in our nation and world.

We look forward to in-depth discussions and please share this series with your friends!

Rev. Lynn E Fritz, MA, is an ordained minister with the Centers for Spiritual Living. She is a licensed marriage family therapist, has a degree in counselling psychology.  She has been in practice since 2002 working with diverse populations and needs. She is bicultural and enrolled Karuk Tribal Descendant, a media consultant and producer, chairing Shasta Interfaith since 2003. She has hosted and produced a weekly one-hour radio program since 2010.

  • April 3: Mental Illness & Treatment
  • April 10: Addiction: Impact & Treatment
  • April 17: Mental Health & the Role of Psychotherapy
  • April 24: Charles on his Mental Health Journey Teens to 83

Our Latest Blog Post

Gus

A Channeled Message from My Best Therapist – Gus

Our Theme for April is on Mental Illness with our Presenter. Rev. Lynn E Fritz, MA, is an ordained minister with the Centers for Spiritual Living. She is a licensed marriage family therapist, has a degree in counselling psychology.  She has been in practice since 2002 working with diverse populations and needs. She is bicultural and enrolled Karuk Tribal Descendant,

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