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The term 'spiritual coaching' is used to encompass a wide array of practices and practitioners.

To simplify, it can be broken into two broad categories:
1. There are Teachers and Teachings revolving around actual spiritual growth (increasing awareness, achieving oneness, experiencing Truth).
2. There are also Teachers and Teachings that revolve around sharing the spiritual principles that underlie worldly success.

When properly done, spiritual coaching dissolves this false duality. A powerful spiritual practice can result in tremendous joy, peace, and worldly success... if that is the Will of the practitioner. When principles are applied properly, your success in all endeavors will be much easier and much more enjoyable.

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Ultimately, we want to step into the realm of the principles that lend power to the practices.

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Why?
When you really understand the principles (when you become the principles), the practices are easy to get... in fact they tend to manifest naturally on their own.

Here it is important to point out the difference between Power and Force. According to Dr David R. Hawkins, the bestselling author of Power Vs Force: Power accomplishes with ease that which Force is unable to accomplish even with extreme effort.

The classic example is Gandhi (representing Power), encouraging Oneness and equality, defeating the British Empire (representing Force), which was just trying to maintain control of people and territories. Using peaceful protest, Gandhi was able to 'fight without fighting.' The desire for worldly status and control (Force) is no match for the sincerely held belief in equality (Power).

Power is more related to principles or values... while Force is more related to tools or techniques. It is possible to get worldly results with Force... but it is a lot of work and it usually doesn't last. When you step into a place of Power, though, the results almost create themselves.

Thus, the real key is to find the simplest method to create the most transformation. To this end, one of the questions NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming) practitioners are encouraged to ask themselves (when working with clients or working with their own challenges) is What is the question I could ask that would bring about the most transformation due to the presuppositions inherent in the question?

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There is no reason to fight against all the behaviors associated with a problem. Just find the attitude, belief, decision, etc. that leads to all those behaviors. Once the belief is changed, all the behaviors will shift effortlessly.

So the core practice of spiritual coaching is actually simplification. We are unconsciously addicted to unnecessary complexity. Recognizing this, accepting this, and letting this go, is a pivotal point of power in spiritual coaching. Or in the words of the late, great, Bruce Lee (speaking about the martial art he created): "The art of Jeet Kune Do is simply to simplify. Jeet Kune Do avoids the superficial, penetrates the complex, goes to the heart of the problem, and pinpoints the key factors. Empty your cup that it may be filled; become devoid to gain totality."

Simplicity always cuts to the heart of the matter, while complexity tends to beat around the bush indefinitely.

Many methods of spiritual growth or personal development would have you memorize large amounts of information or learn an overly intricate system for getting your goals. None of that is necessary! Just become the person you want to be. When the core of your personality is aligned with your goals... your goals will begin to appear with virtually no effort.

To quote Dr Hawkins again: "Everything you see happening is the consequence of that which you are."

So you can fight to mechanically create the results you want... or you can Be the person who automatically gets the results you want to get... and watch them happen on their own.

How can you do this?

In 4 simple steps:

1. Let go of thinking in terms of "what you want." Begin to think in terms of "What kind of person attracts the things I want?" Take the time to study and contemplate this.
2. Once you have an idea of the kind of person you want to be, do your best to be that person throughout your daily life. Affirm the new kind of person you are every morning when you get up, and every evening before you go to bed.
3. Continue to practice this for 21 to 30 days, and measure your results. How much do you feel like the new person? To what extent are you getting the outer results that people like this normally get?
4. Adjust your approach accordingly, and keep going.

You can get started right now. Who are you ready to be?
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