From the monthly archives:

August 2010

Is Civilization Getting More Hostile or More Empathetic?

By Mary Jaksch When you follow daily news, it seems like there is more and more hostility and brutality in the world. But that isn’t necessarily the case, says one of the most popular social thinkers of our time, Jeremy Rifkin. He is the bestselling author of The Empathetic Civilization. He makes the important point, [...]

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Rise From the Ashes: 5 Crucial Tips on How to Start Over

By Mary Jaksch Our lives can change abruptly from one moment to the next. At such times, it’s difficult to imagine that what may seem like a catastrophe may turn out to be an opportunity. Look at the ordeal that a caterpillar has to go through in order to become a butterfly: the chrysalis is [...]

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Are You Ready to Zenergize Your Life?

A guest post by Katie Tallo of Momentum Gathering. All my life I’ve had bucket loads of energy. As a little girl, that energy earned me the labels bold and bossy – as a woman, focused and driven. It’s just my nature. I’m an ‘A’ type personality. I’m that annoying person who jumps out of [...]

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When One Foot is on a Banana Peel, the other in Meltdown City: 5 Paths to Sanity

By Mary Jaksch Do you sometimes feel it’s all just TOO MUCH? I think we all do at times. Stressful times can be difficult, but there are some simple ways you can restore your sanity and start smiling again. Here are five tips that can  help you to relax and de-stress: Tip #1 Step back [...]

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Are You Wearing a Mask that Dims Your Light?

A guest post by Gail Brenner of A Flourishing Life. “Ordinary riches can be stolen, real riches cannot. In your soul are infinitely precious things that cannot be taken from you.” ~Oscar Wilde What is the inner light? We know it when we see it in others – a genuine sense of happiness and joy, [...]

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How “Invisible Fences” Hold You Back (and How to Break Free)

Guest post by Eric Klein of www.dharmaconsulting.com I just spent several days at my brother’s house in Lyons Colorado. He lives on 22 acres (that back up to thousands of acres of National Forest – can you say paradise). But, because there’s so much land, he has to make sure the dogs, Rama and Tandi, [...]

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7 Guidelines Towards Living a Pain-Free Life

GUEST POST BY CHRISTOPHER STEPIEN OF THE HUMBLE OBSERVER Do you want to be pain-free? Today? How about ten years from now? Your body is your home. Your health choices determine your ability to withstand life’s storms now and as you age. Choosing wisely allows you to live in your dream home with a forecast [...]

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