Monthly Archives: September 2020

By Mark Pitstick MA, DC “Silence is the language God speaks, and everything else is a bad translation.”—Father Thomas Keating Meditation confers many powerful physical, mental and spiritual benefits. If you don’t want to take my word for it, consider … Continue reading →

By Noelle Sterne Facing up and apology will cleanse the soul. We often hang onto self-condemnation and guilt for things we have the power to set right. Even if we think our heavy feelings are gone, they probably lurk just … Continue reading →

By Owen K Waters Remember that love is the gateway to the higher realms of consciousness. Love is the saving grace of all of humanity. We contact this primal energy in our finest moments. From the moment a baby is … Continue reading →

By Noelle Sterne We don’t need to go anywhere or perform special rituals to complete that mysterious thing called meditation. Over a casual glass of wine with a friend, I steered the conversation to one of my favorite topics, spirituality. … Continue reading →

By Mark Pitstick The term greater reality living describes how you might choose to live as you expand your awareness of reality, which is defined as the state of things as it actually exists. Because so much of reality escapes the five physical senses, you … Continue reading →

By Arielle Giordano Unconditional love is love without boundaries, limitations and expectations. The goddess Aphrodite/Venus is the goddess of love, sensuality, sexuality and beauty in mythology and ancient cultures. She is everywhere in history, art, statues, music and songs. She … Continue reading →

By Terez Hartmann I never cease to be amazed by the astounding power of love. Far more than a slogan of the moment, a pretty word you’ll see on t-shirts, hoodies and hats, or the bazillion hearts that adorn Valentine’s … Continue reading →

By Alan Cohen When you know you are loveable, you will find someone who loves you. When I asked my friend Brenda, “How’s your love life?” she sighed and answered, “Working on it, like everyone.” Were we really born to … Continue reading →

By Gregg Sanderson “Love is the ability and willingness to allow those you care for to be what they choose for themselves, without any insistence that they satisfy you.”—Wayne Dyer The heart of February is Valentines Day, and since “Valentine” … Continue reading →