If you knew, without a doubt, one year from today you will be living the most authentic, creative, energizing, joyful, and simply abundant life, how would you begin this journey? Read More
Transforming the Energy of Relationship
February 1, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Couples fight—sometimes fairly and sometimes, like a recent one between my spouse and I, not at all. We pushed blame back and forth like a hot potato. Neither of us seemed willing to drop it, nor take possession of it. When couples can’t rise from the depths of nasty disagreements to arrive on common (or at least neutral) ground, dangerous paths may lie ahead. How can couples, while remaining conscious of their needs as individuals, keep the energy of their relationship in the light of love and out of the darkness of fear and blaming? Read More
The Gifts We Really Want to Give
December 1, 2010 By Leave a Comment
What are the gifts you really want to give this holiday season? Perhaps, as you offer a wrapped present to relatives and friends, you can look for ways to share the real gifts of the season – the kind that keep on giving . . . back to you and out into the world. It was the wise word so the wise words of Dr. Wayne Dyer, whom I recently interviewed, that reminded me on the important gifts – “We want our children to grow into content, high functioning, no-limit adults who can handle life’s challenges without getting so overwhelmed by outside forces or their own emotions that they feel defeated,” Dyer advised. Read More
Igniting Greatness In Children
October 1, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Susan Chiaravallo has witnessed how demoralizing it is for parents when their attempts to discipline a child fail. Her own granddaughter was diagnosed with a behavioral disorder that left the youngster and her parents trapped in a battle of wits, will and endurance. Everything they tried as loving parents and grandparents failed to amend their desperate situation. Susan made it her mission to find help for her family and she found it in the Nurtured Heart Approach (NHA)™. Read More
It’s Not The End of the World Dr. Joan Borysenko Talks about Personal and Global Change
October 1, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Two symbols represent the Chinese character for change: danger and opportunity. It is a fitting image for the fast-paced world we live in. “The challenge,” says Dr. Joan Borysenko, distinguished pioneer in integrative medicine, “lies in how we cope. We can choose to helplessly shrink from change or we can choose to grow through it, thriving in the opportunities it presents.” Read More
Grace, Power and Choice: An Interview with Mystical Caroline Myss
August 1, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Caroline Myss, Ph.D., a five-time New York Times bestselling author, is an internationally known visionary teacher in the fields of energy medicine, holistic health, consciousness studies, spirituality and mysticism, and the science of medical intuition. A highly regarded medical intuitive, she has conducted more than ten thousand readings, the majority under the supervision of Harvard brain surgeon, Dr. Norm Shealy. With Dr. Shealy, she co-authored The Creation of Health and later developed the Institute for the Science of Medical Intuition. Caroline’s own research on the energetic patterns of health and disease contributed to the publication of her first bestseller, Anatomy of the Spirit (1996). Her second bestseller, Why People Don’t Heal and How They Can (1998), explored ‘woundology’ and five myths that impede healing. Read More
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