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13 March 2012 A powerful weekly consciousness shared by Yehuda Berg and passed along by me :) None of us are 100% truthful, 100% of the time. The ego demands admiration & respect, and so we seek to look like “the good guy.” If we were too lazy to work through the weekend, maybe we would use our loved ones as an excuse claiming, “Family comes first!” when we know we could have easily found the time between television and surfing the web. When we’ve helped at a soup kitchen all day, it’s the first thing we want to tell our friends about, but if we yelled at a co-worker or hurt someone close to us, it’s unlikely to be our next Facebook status update. This even happens to the most spiritual of people! Maybe we want to get more people inspired to walk that path & so we pretend to be perfect human beings; we want people to think that we are without ego & that our lives are without strife. In the end, the truth always comes out. This is a big reason so many of us fall in our spiritual work. We try to show how good we are on the outside, but on the inside, we are not really what we appear. Developing the Light within is a process of transforming the negativity that no one sees buried within us. The important thing is not to lie—to others or to ourselves—in an attempt to cover up that negativity. Before long, we will believe the lie and out goes our spiritual work.We live in a culture that glorifies self-promotion, but trying to seem “greater” than we are will never really bring us genuine fulfillment. That only comes from learning to “shrink” our ego so we can find acceptance and truth. Acceptance of ourselves leads to acceptance of others. Exposing our negativity to others is exposing it to the Light. This week’s assignment: Get real! Take down some of the walls you’ve constructed, remove the masks and don’t be afraid to embrace yourself as a flawed human being. We all are!It’s only in facing the truth of our negativity that we can begin any honest work on removing it. Yehuda Berg
07 June 2013 IN 1/2 HR @9AM PST #AngelWhisperer & #Author Maudy Fowler shares msgs of #healing w/ us on #Awakenings w/ Marla - be sure to tune in!
09 January 2012 My view on the way to meetings this morning. Special radiance:)
24 September 2011 @ZuzannaWanda @bcefa @lovelossonstage @KCdirector @Daryl_Roth Go 2 Brdwy Flea Market now 1-2PM est. Visit our girls & support BC/EFA! xox #NYC
22 November 2011 Sharing first light over La... finding the calm in a busy mind... breathing... thanks for the beauty G-d
12 June 2013 My beautiful #angel-of-victory is ready to take flight to a new home. Who is ready for her love? Email info@marlamaples.com
02 December 2012 On my way to host the Arpa Int. Film Festival Gala. Filmmakers from all over the world r here to bridge the cultural divide through film.
20 June 2012 There's a time in life when it all comes together @TiffanyATrump I'm so happy 4 my girl & this next step of your journey. Thank you @therealdonald for being here.
04 April 2013 What does it mean when a golfball size moth flys through the door & lands right here, then out the door again?
02 May 2013 1.2 miles back to home base. Think I can beat the storm? #in-training.
09 July 2012 Sharing #IAMsterdam beauty & journey w/ @TiffanyATrump & friends
14 May 2013 Blessed to be with my 2 fav girls. #3generations #love #laughter #friendship

Marla Maples Snapshot

Actress, radio and television host, songwriter and performer, Marla Maples was raised in the beautiful countryside of Georgia. A true southern tomboy she dreamed of one day being in the Olympics but after success in the pageant world she changed course to begin an acting career, which led her to New York City just before her 21st birthday.

Marla made her Broadway debut in 1992 receiving national attention for her critically acclaimed performance in the Tony award winning musical production, “The Will Roger’s Follies.” She played to sell out audiences at the Palace Theatre for nearly one year before taking a leave of absence to marry then husband Donald Trump and give birth to their daughter Tiffany. She returned to Follies for the show’s successful national tour.
After her success in “Will Roger’s Follies”, Marla went on to co-host "The Miss U.S.A. Pageant" and "The Miss Universe Pageant" for two consecutive years. She also co-hosted the Fox network morning show, “Fox After Breakfast”, with Tom Bergeron.

As an actor Marla has appeared in over 15 films and has guest starred in numerous television series. She received the “Best Cast Award” by the National Review Board along with her cast mates for the critically acclaimed film “Happiness.” Her love for the theater took her back to the lights of Broadway this summer appearing in Nora and Delia Ephrons’ critically acclaimed play "Love, Loss and What I Wore."

Marla was seen in the ABC/Disney prime time show, “The Ex-Wives Club”, which was praised by People Magazine as “Charlie’s Angels meets Touched By An Angel.” As one of the hosts she has become a trusted and compassionate voice to help empower both men and women going through the pain and stress of divorce.

As a songwriter and performer Marla released the “One World of Love Benefit Album” with the intention to inspire peace, love and unity through music. In addition Marla most recently had the opportunity to perform her single “One World of Love” on the stage of Carnegie Hall in New York City for the Turn Up the Peace World Premier.

She is very excited to have just completed the album “Visions of Eternity” which takes you on a mystical music journey and features spiritual teachers like Deepak Chopra, His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Tara Sutphen, Michael Bernard Beckwith and Sikh Gurutej.

Marla has been on the cover of over 25 magazines and has enjoyed sharing her ideas on health, fitness and spirituality in publications ranging from Vogue to Fitness Magazine. She loves hosting the popular radio show “Awakening with Marla” on Contact Talk Radio, which shares the voices of those who are dedicated to uplifting humanity. Marla is a contributing writer to a variety of magazine publications.

Marla’s heart is set on one day seeing unity in the world and she works diligently to spread this message of hope. She has been honored by the Wall Street Journal, Make a Wish Foundation, American Family Housing, Feed the Children, Shelter for the Homeless, and The City of Hope. She has served as honorary chairperson and host for numerous charities and foundations and was named Honorary Citizen of Atlanta. She and her beautiful daughter Tiffany reside in the Los Angeles area.