Re-New Your Mind - A Book by Gerald Crawford (2026)

Here I offer you a 81 Week journey threw ancient wisdom of The Tao Te Ching by Lao Tzu - The Chinese concept of yin and yang describes nature in dualities with two opposite, complementary, and interdependent forces. In other words, two halves balancing together that make a whole. Fosters a new transformation in perspective, shifting one from a state of forced striving to a life of flow, inner peace, and harmonious action.

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45 Minute Online – Inspiring, Healing, Training and Transformation Event – Audio Teaser

March 7, 2018 / / 0 Comments

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Re-New Your Mind – Inspiring, Healing, Training & Transformation Online Event

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by stress, emotional pressure, or the constant demands of modern life?

What if the key to transforming your life begins with something simple… renewing your mind?

Join Gerald Crawford for a powerful 45-minute online experience inspired by the ancient wisdom of the Tao Te Ching. In this inspiring and practical session, you’ll discover how shifting your perspective can help restore balance in your emotions, mind, body, and spirit.

During this live event, you’ll explore the philosophy behind Re-New Your Mind, experience a real-life healing case study, and participate in a guided EFT tapping session designed to help release emotional stress and restore inner calm.

This is more than a talk.
It’s a practical experience in healing, awareness, and personal transformation.

If you’re ready to move from stress and striving toward clarity, balance, and flow, this event is for you.

Re-New Your Mind – Begin the journey toward a calmer mind and a more harmonious life.

Re-New Your Mind – A Book by Gerald Crawford (2026)

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What did Lao Tzu believe?

Lao Tzu is believed to have been a Chinese philosopher (a person who seeks to answer questions about humans and their place in the universe) and the accepted author of the Tao te ching, the main text of Taoist thought. He is considered the father of Chinese Taoism (a philosophy that advocates living a simple life).

 

Q and A

What if the only thing standing between you and the life you want is in your head?

So many of us struggle with change because our focus is on the external. The Tao Te Ching tells us we are transformed by renewing our minds – not redoubling our efforts. This means the breakthrough we seek doesn’t come as a result of our own striving. It happens when we bring our beliefs about the divine, others, and ourselves into alignment with our true-self.

Explore your spiritual core. By exploring your spiritual core, you are simply asking yourself questions about the person you are and your meaning. Ask yourself: Who am I? What is my purpose? What do I value most? These questions will lead you down a road where you will think more in-depth about yourself and allow you to notice things about yourself that will help you achieve fulfillment.

At the end of the day, your life is a byproduct of your truth – and you are the only one who determines what you believe. This means you don’t have to be trapped by your past circumstances, mental struggles, lies that have been spoken over you, or out-of-control emotions.

Change is possible, when your beliefs change, so will you.

This online course is designed to walk you step-by-step through the process of renewing your mind. You will learn how to lead your thoughts and emotions by identifying false beliefs and replacing them with liberating truths. This process will enable you to finally see the change you’ve been searching for – allowing you to discover deep joy as you begin stepping into your divine potential.

The journey will challenge you to the core. Are you ready to be transformed from the inside out?

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