I said variations of this prayer for a very long time. I wanted my family to feel whole and I knew it had to start with me. I knew before I could love them unconditionally, I had to heal turmoil inside of me. I discovered over time that as I followed God's path and grew in my truth, it has allowed my family to grow, too.

A year-and-a-half ago I picked up a tape at library by Deepak Chopra regarding seven levels of consciousness. The levels start with innocence, then move on to ego, to achiever, to seeker, and on into different levels of union consciousness. My gut told me tape was for my husband, Steve, to see.

Steve watched tape, got very emotional and then told me he no longer wanted to be an achiever. He wanted to be a seeker of truth. He wanted to take time off and let everything go. Some might have called this a mid-life crisis...he is a FEW years older than me... but what we both knew was that he wanted to find his purpose and inner peace.

I was thrilled for about a split second until he said, "I want to let everything go. I want to sell house."

Yikes! Be careful what you ask for. I had prayed for some time that Steve would find inner peace. I just didn't know it was going to shake up my world so much. He wanted to get rid of my home. So much for my world of peace and stability!

As always, God works in beautiful, wondrous ways. I finally got past my tears and fears and agreed that this would be best path for us to take. We sold our house without it ever going on market, for full price I might add, and then found ourselves on an adventure that we would have never imagined.

We thought me wanted to move to country, but then found ourselves confused because television industry was revealing itself to me as an avenue to share my message. We decided to stay in Southern California, but had no idea where we would live. We knew we wanted to rent a home, but soon discovered it to be very difficult to find one that was big enough for our whole family, including our little Maltese. Then, out of blue, a realtor called us and said, "I heard you decided to stay here for awhile. I just sold a home to a man who has now decided to go abroad. It is five years old, has four bedrooms, three baths and is five blocks from beach. He would like a family to rent it. Would you be interested?"

Would we be interested? We couldn't believe our good fortune.

For next year-and-a-half we realized it wasn't just good fortune, but it was God guiding us and taking care of us. We set an intention for ourselves that we were fully surrendering to God, so that we might live for highest good, bringing light and love into world.

The problem with getting to this point of authentic freedom is that for most of us, we have no idea of who we really are. To get to know who you really are you must go deep within. You must be willing to look at all of your limiting beliefs; beliefs that tell you that you are bad, you are not worthy, you are not capable, and you are not enough, just to name a few.

We take limiting beliefs on our whole lives. From early childhood we learn from our parents, grandparents and siblings. Their opinions begin to shape and define us. Then as we grow, our peers and teachers affect us most. Society also plays a tremendous role in telling us who we are. It's up to us to know truth.

Recently I had some Chinese food. As usual, I went for fortune cookie first. That's little kid inside of me wanting sweet stuff first. 'You will get what you want as long as it is not extravagant.' I chewed on that fortune for a moment, agreeing with it. Then taste of those words grew sour to me. I realized this was a limiting belief. "Whoa!" I said to myself. "Is this truth for me?"