



If parents or
other people start over and over bout my young age and the great gifts I have
according to them. To be empowered is cool but can only happen if people
recognize their own magnificence.
I am not different than you, not better, not worse.
Maybe different. But aren't you different from your neighbour? Don’t we all
have our own place in the world?
Help me discover mine
Mirri Rocks is a poet/writer, all-round artist and empowerment coach.
Her first book: "I’m cool: And so are you" was published in 2007. In 2009
she was part of the writers team of the book: SMART, multiple
intelligence with children. That book is known as the most innovative
publication on kids and education of the year 2009. She was a speaker at TEDx Amsterdam Live in 2011 on empowerment and creativity. She presented workshops, shows, online events and was seen in theater.
Marieke works as awareness coach, trainer and facilitator. She facilitates the expansion of a new awareness. Her main focus is to manifest expansion and bring a new group of young inspired leaders together. Being quite controversial she explores new ground and offers life changing experiences. Her speciality is to activate, crack codes and believe systems. She invites everyone to live in passion and do what you really want to do. She is the writer of the Mirea Chronicles.
Due to the amount of comments it's not possible to respond personally to your comments. When you want to connect with Mirri, you're welcome to visit one of her workshops, sessions or join her in the online life changing experiences she offers.
She wrote for the Lightworker Spectrum Magazine from 2008 to mid 2011.
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said this on 23 Feb 2008 8:18:52 AM CST
Hi Mirri,
You are so right! I just read a book by a girl/woman, who was feeling so different and nobody understood her. She felt she was very different form others, because she was oversensistive. But to tell everyone that you are different then they, is something else. I find sometimes I have a hard time recognising my uniqueness and specialness, thinking that another one is not as special as me, while of course evryone is unique and special!! Thanks for this story! |
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said this on 24 Feb 2008 3:03:53 AM CST
Hi Mirri,
I totally go in rhythm to this, thank you so much for your words. though I am 35, I also know the "admiration mode". I would say, it is definitely possible to find your way in society, though this reaction might occur now and then. I see YOU, love, Anja |
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said this on 24 Feb 2008 5:42:53 AM CST
Dear Mirri:
You are so very wise and so much fun! You wisdom is hown in your very open and expansive thoughts and concepts and your Joy is infectious in your creativities that you so willingly share. The Earth is a better place because of you...and me too...hahahhahaaa! |
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said this on 13 Mar 2008 4:04:23 PM CST
I love you for being here!
Love Elleke p.s: when comes YOUR book? :p (adore yourself lol) |
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said this on 04 Jul 2011 4:45:55 AM CST
Don't think a crystal child is better than an indigo than any other child. Children are children. All children are unique and special
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