Are you the Buddha?
All of us are Buddhas inside. This article presents some goals of Buddhism and it persuades that all of us are united by the powers of love. Love will help us connect heaven and earth.
No Small Meetings
The author explores the power of how one meaningful word or phrase has the power to change someone’s day. Cohen asks us, the reader, to be cognizant of what we say to each other. Words are powerful exchanges that we sometimes take for granted.
Leave a commentGive Atlas A Break!
Alan describes how we take on too many responsibilities that can easily overwhelm us and burn us out, especially as caregivers.
Issues & Tissues
The author discusses the issues in letting go of the notion that healing takes a long time, is hard, and requires pain.
What Is Love?
A group of four to eight year olds tell what love means to them… and the author has a revelation about “love” from his mother.
The Quality of Mercy
The author describes the presence of spirit vs the giving at presents, especially during the holiday seasons.
Two Sides Of A Prison Wall
The author .describes two situations where love and compassion help to heal individuals who are hurting, not anger and cruelty
Beyond Right & Wrong: The Pharaoh Chewed Juicy Fruit
While visiting Egypt, a member of the author’s tour group, Gloria found an unusual stone at the base of a sacred pyramid. The pink, round stone glowed with a mystical light, and as she held it in her hand she could feel a special energy about it.
Why Your Life Sucks!
The reason you are not where you want to be is that you are doing things you do not want to do. If that sounds simple, it is.
Thank You For Everything
This article deals with ways of finding peace and healing ourselves through positive thinking. The author explores the power we have when we choose to be positive. The belief is, positive thinking eventually leads to our happiness.
I Don’t Play Hurt
- Care for the Caregiver - Nurturing
- Mental Health - Emotional - Issues
- Spirituality - Religion - Beliefs
I don’t play hurt, Don’t play small, Don’t assume a victim position. Don’t seek rewards for pain. Be magnificent, Be self-empowered, Be whole.