By Jo Mooy Many refuse to bridge the gap between science and religion. They consider it an either/or scenario, where one or the other defines what we call reality. One belief is concrete and fact-laden, while the other is faith-based…
Become Aware by Watching Your Own Movie
By Frank Kinslow I love to go to the movies. For a couple of hours I become completely engrossed in what is happening on the screen. When I step into that theatre, I leave my everyday life behind. The movie…
A Tale of Two Fathers
By Alan Cohen My coaching client Gregg told me that he was trying to figure out his identity as a husband and father. “I grew up with two fathers,” Gregg explained. “One was my biological father, and the other the…
What’s Age Got to Do With It?
By Noelle Sterne It is never too late to be what you might have been. —George Eliot Can you believe you’re already (gulp) ____ years old? Do you feel it’s too late to do that secret something you’ve always dreamed…
On the Road to Discovery: An Indigo Empath’s Journey of Awakening
By Theodora M. Focht I can remember the day I called my mother and told her I was an Indigo Empath. She asked, “What is that, and can they give you a pill for it.” “No, why would they? I…
Dwell in the Now
By Frank Kinslow Are you one of those people who always pick the slowest line to stand in? I do, every time. In fact, I think all of us choose the slowest line. I have never heard anyone brag about…
I Wish I Could Give You the Moon
By Alan Cohen A Zen story tells of a man who came home one evening and found a thief tossing his possessions into a sack. In Zen fashion, the homeowner decided to just sit outside the door and meditate. At…
The Last Judgment on Mog Mog
By Judith Fein Over the past few decades, I have been privileged to witness two births, a handful of baby-welcoming ceremonies, and many marriages. I also have accompanied more than one person to the final threshold of life. All the…
21 Effective Energy Boosting Tips You Can Use Now
By Cylleria Johnson Do you wake up full of energy and excitement for the day? If you answered no, you are not alone. We Americans work hard and play hard, which usually leads to depletion on many levels—physically, mentally, emotionally,…