An ode honoring those who are gone but not forgotten. By Jo Mooy I used to hold a “spiritual sophistication” about death. When a person, a pet, a tree or plant died, that sophistication kicked in whispering, they’re gone. It’s…
Empowerment
If you are looking for inspiration you will find it here through a number of articles written by authors of Transformation Magazine.
Do Dogs Hold the Secret to Our Hearts?
My goal in life is to be as good a person as my dog already thinks I am.—Anonymous By Linda Commito Have you noticed that dogs have been filling a void in our lives—and in our hearts? At a time…
When the Goal Isn’t the Finish Line
When we reach a point in our lives when we know that we are already more than half past our time allotment on this planet, there is a different awareness. By Linda Commito I’ve never been accused of being an…
Exploring the River of Life
Lessons learned on a rafting adventure. By Mary Boutieller On a recent five-day rafting trip in Idaho, I had a number of ah-ha moments—about fear, about perspective, about life—and I thought I would share some of those thoughts with you.…
An Impossible Dream?
It’s time to stand and fearlessly fight the fear and anxiety that clutter our minds. By Jo Mooy Several months ago I saw an extraordinary production of “Man of La Mancha.” I’ve seen it on and off Broadway, but this…
10 Tips to Simplify Your Life
Clearing out the clutter will help you feel more calm, happy and content. By Tracey Ashcraft We are conditioned in our culture to want more. More clothes, more food, more furniture, more gadgets, more money to buy more things….What if…
Decoding the Tao
It is only through developing an inner connection that we will discover that which is behind all things. By Owen Waters Long ago, the first time I read the ancient Tao Te Ching (pronounced “Dow Day Jing”), I ran into…
Talking Healthy to Unhealthy People
How to improve your communications skills in challenging situations. By Lisa Hawkins I’ve had to deal with unhealthy communicators for most of my life. At some point, my brain decided that I must be the problem. While others seemed to…
Moving Mountains
By Darrel Hammon Mountains in our lives seem to engulf us, cause us to shrink from even starting, lulling us into self-pity and wallowing in our woes to the point of spiraling and stumbling. Surely, we must realize: All that…
Cheering for Others
When we energize and uplift others—and do the same for ourselves—we become leaders and make the world a better place. By Marnie Schneider We all need an advocate to cheer for us! I believe that what makes a true leader…
