Dear Gloria,
in http://www.heavenletters.org/life-is-about-living-it.html
parag. 5
"In truth, no matter how many people you ask for advice, no matter how many suggestions you follow, ultimately you are your own soothsayer. Certainly, you are the one who acts according to your own will. You are the one who says yes or says no, or says sooner or later, or says, I can or I cannot make a decision without outside help. There is nothing you have to prove. You are here on Earth to live and love, not to be perfect in your eyes or another’s."
Should it be "his" rather than "your"? (It looks like a case we add before: both are good?)
parag. 7
What is at the core of your asking for a second opinion or third or fourth? Is it the idea that everyone else must know more than you? Or can it be that at the core your fear or unwillingness to take responsibility for yourself? What makes you have to check with others?
There seems to be missing something in this sentence. Or is it the "Your" that should be "you"? : Or can it be that at the core YOU HAVE fear or unwillingness to take responsibility for yourself?
Or if we suppress "that": Or can it be at the core your fear or unwillingness to take responsibility for yourself?
Or is it equivalent to: "Or can it be that at the core: your fear or unwillingness to take responsibility for yourself?