Monthly Archives: January 2015

By Terez Hartmann The ULTIMATE Purpose? It was a sunny afternoon in Orlando, FL, and I was cruising around town in Lady Liberty (my lovely red Jeep) during my “off-time” before heading back to get ready for a show that … Continue reading →

By Natalie Rivera There’s nothing that boils my blood more than unrequited dreams and wasted potential. I can’t stand it. I meet so many people with so much to offer—talents and creativity and passion—yet who settle for less than all … Continue reading →

By Dr. Toni LaMotta The conscious aging process opens a window to our soul and helps us to identify the lessons we chose to learn in this life. One of our basic needs in life is to find meaning and … Continue reading →

By Joeel A. Rivera, M.Ed. I remember when I was around 12 years old, I was sitting at a family reunion with my cousin, and soul brother, Daniel. We were observing about one hundred of our relatives and telling each … Continue reading →

By Linda Commito Do you remember the magician’s trick where he puts things in to a tall black hat, waves a magic wand and turns it upside down only to find it empty? Where do all of those scarves and … Continue reading →

By Dr. Mark Pitstick The Bhagavad-Gita, a collection of Hindu wisdom teachings, says to do what you feel called to do and do it as well as you can, but don’t be attached to the fruits of your actions. That’s … Continue reading →

By Noelle Sterne From early ages, many of us have dreamed, fantasized, and painted enchanting pictures on our ceiling of reaching success in our most passionate pursuits. It’s writing for me, fashion design for my cousin, chess master for her … Continue reading →

by Rev. Marla Sanderson “Here is a test to find out whether your mission on earth is finished: If you’re alive, it isn’t.” —Richard Bach, Illusions What if somebody asks you to do a job, but won’t tell you what … Continue reading →