Mother’s day
Our relationships with our mothers is more complicated than the holiday suggests.
Author: winslow eliot
What comforts you?
Don’t underestimate the necessity for comforting yourself in these troubled times.
How to be cheerful
It takes a constant effort to keep trying something, even when it doesn’t always work out.
Assess the value
It’s a good time for an appraisal of what what matters and why.
Be the guardian
You are a sentry of love.
Tell us a story
The art of story telling.
The grass is greener
It’s the same field, the same earth, the same grass, the same color no matter which side of the fence you’re on.
How to see clearly
Practice seeing with your heart instead of with your eyes.
Shift your focus
Making the invisible visible.
Go nuts over something
Rhythm and structure are all well and good but sometimes you just have to cut loose.
Traveler’s joy
Finding our way home.
Be the alchemist
How to turn lead into gold.
Where they keep the flowers
Remembering my father on what would have been his 101st birthday.
Satisfy yourself
How can we stop our craving for more?
Why not try?
Don’t limit the possibilities to what you already think you know about yourself.
Making sense of it
It’s human nature to try to make sense of things–what happens when we can’t?
Communicate through your heart
People who have died communicate with us differently than we do when we speak in our native country’s language.
Let beauty be your gate
Beauty strengthens, vivifies, lifts our spirit.
What blooms in stillness?
What happens when we let ourselves remember how we used to feel and who we really are?
Focus your attention
Giving our complete attention to one thing at a time can be tremendously freeing.
Create a sacred space
What is your morning ritual and how does it sustain you through your day?
Be the road, not the car
You are the adventure itself, not its passer-by.