Spirituality – Religion – Beliefs – Page 8

You’re Not Going Crazy, You’re Just Waking Up

This article teaches one to wake up and feed the “good” dog. The more you concentrate on the good, the happier and calmer you become.

Learning From Life

By Charlie Badenhop

Do you ever find yourself thinking, “Life has taught me some tough lessons, and the scars do not heal easily.”? This article can help you learn valuable lessons from the past, instead of allowing the past to determine your future.

Not Seeing the Forest for the Trees

By Donna Fee

The author describes her ‘personal awakening’ in this article. She is a caregiver for a parent who had for a time, ignored her own needs as a person. She shares her insights as a daughter and caregiver.

The Lady At The Mall

By Marie A. Kennedy

An empowering story of a mother who was proud and supportive of her son with cerebral palsy at the time when others were not.

The “Sandwiched Generation” Caregiver

By Gail Mitchell

To overcome the challange of being a care-giver for aging parents, one ought to communicate with all family members and try to involve all of them in the process. The care-giver must not forget about his or her own well-being.

Forgiveness: Your Path To Prosperity And Gratitude

By Soren Kirchner

Steps on moving into forgiveness and how you heal from them.

“How An Afterlife Journey Began”

By Robert Murray

This story is from Michael and his view of life after life.

I Had A Deathbed Vision – Am I Alone?

By Carla Wills-Brandon

Hear about the authors personal experience with her dying mother and a deathbed vision.

Conscious Choices For Aging With Grace

By Gail Mitchell

Here are ideas on experiencing life more fully and aging with grace, dignity, meaning, & wisdom as life expectancy expands. Among these are how to nurture yourself to better care for your loved one.

A Perfect Match

By Alan Cohen

This article shows the value of things which cannot taken by force and allowed to open on their own

Coming Out Of Your Cocoon

By Gail Mitchell

If we are going to take care of others, it is up to us individually to make a commitment to heal whatever it is that might come between the person we are in charge of and ourselves.

Thoughts on War

By Gail Mitchell

When will the government give the same priority to caregivers as that of the war? This editorial discusses the importance of advocacy today. Ideas for stress relief of unresolved anger also is discussed.