Monthly Archives: December 2018

By Mary Boutieller As I sit here listening to the wind blowing outside, I find myself filled with easy gratitude —for the breeze, for the plants and trees just outside my door, for friends, my husband and family, for the … Continue reading →

By Gregg Sanderson “Here is a test to find whether your mission on Earth is finished: If you’re alive, it isn’t.”—Richard Bach “You have cancer,” the doctor said, as casually as if she had said, “Hello Mother.” Right away I … Continue reading →

By Terez Hartmann The Journey Really is The Destination! All the preparations have been made—cast off the bowlines and sail away… Isn’t it amazing to see how well we live and how great we feel when we align with the … Continue reading →

By Jo Mooy The statistics say 244 million fled their homeland last year—and all were searching for something much bigger than a physical dwelling. What’s a home? It’s a physical address with a number nailed on the front wall. It’s … Continue reading →

By Alan Cohen Because love is our nature and destiny, eventually everything will be healed. Can you imagine being an adopted child reunited with your birth mother after 60 years? My friend Diane signed up for a genealogy research service, … Continue reading →

By Marylois R. Schott Connecting in peace and oneness as the cycle of life ends. It is my passionate lifework to assist those who are transitioning from this world. I hold a position of peace for them, a space that … Continue reading →