by Elaine Klonicki www.theauthenticlane.com I read Elaine’s inspired blog post this morning on accentuating the positive and felt compelled to share it here with my followers. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. — Lisa Hagan “A key to a vital life is an eagerness to learn…

by Jon R. Biemer Offers 175 actions readers can take to create a more sustainable global environment. You care about the environment — the world you live in, and the world you are going to leave behind for future generations. Perhaps you already avoid wasting energy and buying more things…

Lessen the psychological burden of COVID-19 by adopting a 100-year-old maxim. by George S. Everly, Jr. PhD, ABPP, FACLP via Psychology Today https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/when-disaster-strikes-inside-disaster-psychology/202011/psychological-survival-and-the-second As we enter the winter of 2020–2021, we see cases and subsequent fatalities of COVID-19 increase…just as they were predicted to increase. This will be the second winter of the COVID-19 pandemic. Medically, it promises to be at…

Review of The Martians by Nick Redfern by Sandra Martin Mars has always intrigued me. I am a Scorpio and have Mars/Scorpio in my chart. From childhood I watched the moon as it passed my bedroom window. …

by R. Arthur Russell an excerpt The title of this book, This Taste of Flesh and Bones, came to me suddenly, while on a busy highway as I drove to my dentist’s office in Toronto. At the time, I wasn’t contemplating a writing project of any kind; but the intuitive…

by Erica W. Cantley Ms. Cantley’s memoir is on grief and the ability of a classic text to address the timeless issues of the human condition. It is about the power of words — whether in the form of a father’s well-worn quotes and adages, a pop song from childhood…

by Sandra Martin via www.thesandramartin.com Last night I was reading Venture Inward, ARE’s excellent magazine. Generally, I start on page one and read through to the end-which I did last night. When I was done, I went back and re-read Larry Dossey’s article on The Transformative Potential of a Global…

chapter excerpt Some people seem to be born lucky. They arrive wherever they’re going at the very moment when all the elements are in place to work in their favor. Maybe this really is an example of “good karma,” or maybe they have an inborn sense of timing, a strong…

Finding YOUR Calm in a Climate of Fear by Dr. Laurie Nadel We are stressed. We’re not talking regular everyday stress: getting to work on time, taking care of your family and friends, paying bills and taxes, and meeting deadlines. Since life turned dark in a heartbeat, everyday stress is…