The Source of inspiration
What touches the soul is never forgotten
I met him in 2016, and my life was never the same.
He taught me that we are spiritual beings living a physical experience. That we are angels on this earth who came here to learn, heal, and help each other, even if it doesn’t always look like it.
He always says that if we want to know the end, we must remember the beginning. That what we put out is what we get back, and that we need to love and take care of ourselves before we can do the same for others.
He taught me that when there’s chaos around us, it’s because there’s something unhealed within us. And so, when we change our inside, our outside reality changes to match.
Through him I learned that God lives in silence and in meditation. When we learn to love that silence, our connection with God becomes real.
He showed me that God is everything and everywhere. That God lives inside of us, in our hearts, in our soul.
He says that God is our voice, the words we use to speak. God is the life force that wakes us up every morning and allows us to start over.
He instilled in me that God is our good thoughts, our deepest desire to be and do better, our driving force, our everything, and staying in our highest consciousness is our sovereign power.
From that wonderful man I learned that people don’t always remember the things we say or do to them as much as they remember how we make them feel. That we can’t control what people do, but our real power lies in how we react.
He always says that we don’t get what we want; we get what we need. That every soul has its own timing, its own pacing, and judging others only stains our soul. That it’s in the darkness where we find enlightenment, and miracles come to those who wait and persevere.
He reminds us, his students, that if we stay true to ourselves, God will be true to us. That the secret to happiness is to do what we love and to love what we do. That joy comes when we’re connected to our hearts, and following our hearts keeps us on the righteous path.
He, the greatest and most loving spiritual mentor of all time, in my eyes, taught me that our mind can be our best ally or our worst enemy, and when we tame our ego, our soul shines. That we need to let go of control and let go of attachment, and learning to love and accept things for what they are will set us free.
From him I learned that the little things in life are those that matter the most, and even though we spend our lives stuck in the past or imagining the future, the here and now is all we have.
Through the purity of his heart, he taught me the real meaning of love.
meet the founder
A Journey of Heart-Centered Leadership
Carmen Flores came to the United States from her native Bolivia over two decades ago. She became a certified educator and served public schools in the Houston area for 18 years as a classroom teacher, reading interventionist, dyslexia specialist, and Bilingual/ESL instructional specialist at a campus and district level.
Determined to honor her personal and professional mission of service and support, she founded EduPartners LLC, where her passion and commitment towards children, families, teachers, organizations, and the community at large grow every day.
Her professional credentials include a B.S. in Economics, a M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction with an emphasis on Literacy Studies, and Texas Educator certifications as a bilingual teacher, special education teacher, and Reading Specialist.
Carmen has received extensive training in structured literacy programs through Neuhaus Education Center for the intervention of students with dyslexia. She has also completed the Texas House Bill 3: Reading Academies in biliteracy. Additionally, Carmen holds a Certified Health and Wellness Coach credential from American Fitness Professionals and Associates (AFPA) and is a Board-Certified Holistic Health Practitioner by the American Naturopathic Medical Certification Board (ANMCB).
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