By Victoria Hawkins Have you ever had the experience of observing another person, thinking, “That used to be me!” It is a knowing that the very vibration of what you are seeing matches an old way for you. I had…
Empowerment
If you are looking for inspiration you will find it here through a number of articles written by authors of Transformation Magazine.
Who Are You Anyway?
By Sienna Tarniella “Be yourself.” It’s almost a cliché. How many of us have found ourselves in a new situation—a new relationship, a new job—and some well-intentioned person in our life says, “Just be yourself.” And how many of us…
A Conversation with Myself
By Artricia James-Heard Hello, It’s been a long time since we’ve spent some time together. I have missed you, and now that you are here I have so much to tell you, but I know we will not get to…
The Art of Practicing Self Love While Loving Others
By Natalie Rivera In the event there is a drop in cabin air pressure, put the oxygen mask on yourself first… The Mask While there is great wisdom in the above statement, we rarely follow it, regardless of whom we…
Trade in Your Darkness for a Little More Light
By Marla Sanderson Do you believe prayer works? Do you believe a limitless source of love, prosperity, and creativity is available to everybody? If your answer is “yes” welcome to my world. If your answer is “no,” welcome to my…
The Gift of Living in Gratitude
By Kathy Rivera Wallace “There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle.” —Albert Einstein Do you know one of those people who…
WEEDS: Tending the Garden of Life
By Natalie Rivera We are all gardeners; each cultivating our harvests and reaping the rewards, or punishments, of our labor. Some create lives filled with luscious foliage, while others grow carefully groomed beds. Some sculpt manicured hedges and others range…
Acceptance IS
By Zan Benham It is said that “Peace begins with me!” In fact, it does because every opinion, every perception we have is ours alone. Surely what others think often influences us, and that is My Perception, my way of…
Finding Joy in Service to Others
By Rev. Spencer Rouse Giving service to others is a widely misunderstood concept. Service is not just an act; it is a reflection of who we are. We give service to others for a variety of reasons, but it is…
Life as a Religious Mutt
By Natalie Amsden Rivera While growing up, my holiday home had halls decked with holly, a menorah in the window, and a “Chanamus” tree. I come from a multiracial, religiously diverse family. My mom’s family is Jewish and my dad’s…
