If you don’t love yourself, then how are you going to love someone else? If you’re not empowered, then how are you going to empower others? If you don’t grow an inherent capacity to give from, then how can you consistently give? In order to serve, you must first be Read more…
Note: This is a guest post by Katie Kapro. Some of my closest – and most spiritually badass – friends are independent counselors. It’s a career that attracts sensitive, resilient, and altruistic souls. It asks a lot of them. And it gives them the opportunity to give back to their Read more…
Face it, we all can improve our focus. Today’s world is an endless, omnipresent circus of distraction. We’re in the process of learning how to integrate all of this new technology into our lives. It’s trial and error on a gigantic scale. Because ubiquitous technology is so new to our Read more…
Note: This is a guest post by Sophie Addison. You have that inner longing to be authentically happy, and if you could only get hold of a simple formula from any lifestyle news that would spell out the tips on how to be happy, you would surely gladly exchange everything Read more…
This poem just came to me as I was meditating this morning. That’s the beauty of poetry, it’s pure inspiration conveyed through the language of the heart. The theme here is family as a catalyst for personal growth. We’re all here to support each other. And essentially we’re all family. Read more…
Note: This is a guest post by Dee Doshi. I first heard of Reiki around 14 years back. A work colleague’s friend was a Reiki master and he took me to her home. I am a firm believer in holistic treatments and after meeting the Reiki master, I knew this Read more…
The dance of the yin and yang, feminine and masculine energy, has always been of great interest to me. What adds to the intrigue is how imbalanced these energies have been throughout history (his-story). The shadow side of the masculine has dominated and controlled, suppressing the feminine and relegating femininity Read more…
Bold statement: Fiction can be a more effective teacher than nonfiction. The epics, the classic myths, the primordial fables, the transcendent archetypes and the phenomenon of story have all been omnipresent undertones of human culture since time immemorial. Fiction has the unique ability in which one can use words as Read more…