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A.J. Mahari lives in Ontario, Canada. She is an author, speaker, life coach, bpd/mental health coach, and self improvement coach. She has been described by many as an insightful and astute student of life’s ups and downs. She is not, for the record, a mental health professional. A.J. writes all that she writes from her own life experience. Therefore she asks that you keep that in mind as you read her writing – her Ebooks or listen to her Audio Programs or work with her as a your Life Coach.

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I am a sexual abuse survivor. I recovered from Borderline Personality Disorder 15 years ago. I am an adult living with (“high functioning”) Asperger's Syndrome. I feel so blessed to have had the journey that I have had so far.

My journey has been, at times, painful and challenging, and can still sometimes be complex, and in many ways complicated, and yet, always has been and still is, oh so rewarding. It is my hope that you will find inspiration and whatever else you may be here reading for that will enable you to unlock that soul force inside of you that you may still be living somewhat disconnected from. Integrating with that soul force, with your authentic self is what makes the difference between pain and suffering. I say this because the beauty of life and all its challenges lies within the paradox of pain and joy. In life, there is no perfection. If we are open to joy we must also be open to pain. Without pain we could not know joy and visa versa.

My life has unfolded for me through and from all of my pain, all of my losses, the abandonment, the rejection, the abuse, and more importantly the journey to self-acceptance and peace of Emotional Mastery that has lead me to discover and give meaning to an on-going journey of transformation that yields peace, promise, passion and purpose within the richness of the experience of all that is ever-unfolding and paradoxical in my life.

All that I have learned in my life and all that I apply from those lessons to all that I write about and to my life coaching comes from a desire to pay-foward the blessings of my journey in helping others in their life and healing journeys.

I still live with the paradox of difference when it comes to having Asperger’s Syndrome. It is just my nature, however, to be very introspective about what that really means in my life and to, of course, push myself to the edge of my limits so that I can continue to gain more insight – to know more and understand more.

I have learned, the hard way, that challenges and differences are really blessings and gifts. When we choose to be open to them through an attitude of gratitude that stems from an awareness that so much in life is what it is because it comes to teach us what each one of us, on our own individual journey, need to know more about to continue to grow and be more fully authentic. There is such a profound promise, passion, and purpose to my life, to your life, and it is up to each one of us to cultivate and nurture that within self.

As you will realize, if you don’t already know this about me, I love to write. I also very much feel that I have a responsibility to pay-forward the incredible blessings that all of the challenges of my experience so far have taught me and given me an interesting amount of insight about.

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