Tag Archives: change

Finding Hope in Trying Times

By Rita Louise | Published: March 1, 2010
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Growing up, as a child of the '60s, peace, love and harmony were the words being chanted by the hippies, flower children and all who questioned authority and were against the Vietnam War. I remember thinking how I couldn't wait to grow up. I knew in my young mind, it was only a matter of time before these youthful [...]
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Spiritual Freedom

By Mandy Cassler | Published: February 1, 2010
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In our search for the seemingly elusive higher consciousness we find that no matter how far we've come, we learn how far we have yet to travel. Stumbling and falling along our journey often will cause pain to varying degrees. Many times we may feel grief because of the ending of a relationship, a financial burden requiring aggressive resolution [...]
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Viral Love: Humanity’s Next Step

By Tim Miejan | Published: February 1, 2010
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There are many differences between us as human beings. We look different from each other. We think differently. We believe differently. We speak differently. We certainly do things differently. It's easy to see the differences between us, because they are noisier. The differences tend to bully their way to the forefront. They get the headlines and the top billing [...]
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Fear? Pointless.

By Chris LaFontaine | Published: February 1, 2010
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This morning I found myself reflecting on personal experiences lived over the past 30 years. Or so. I can now say that fully half my life has been spent actively engaging in the large-scale change of consciousness I agreed to assist before I arrived. A large group of baby boomers came in as transforming agents, and I dutifully took [...]
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Your Body’s Owner’s Manual

By Maggie Christopher | Published: January 1, 2010
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When we are born, it would be helpful if we were given an owner's manual for our body, mind and soul. However, learning how to care for ourselves is part of our life's journey. But to make it a bit easier for you, let me share five key items that I believe would be included in our owner [...]
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How to Begin

By Alan Cohen | Published: January 1, 2010
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Have you made any New Year's resolutions? As Dr. Phil might ask, "And how's that been working for you?" If you are like most people, New Year's resolutions do not last more than a few days or weeks. Health clubs thrive on people signing up to begin a new regime after eating rich desserts over the holidays [...]
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As You Change and Heal, Others do so, too

By Theresa Annette Nygard | Published: September 1, 2009
Gary won't talk to Mark. Kim submits to Gary. Doug no longer speaks to Mark. Paul just recently ended his friendship with Mark. Mark's wife left him a few months ago after 30 years of marriage. No explanation. Mark, a soft gentle Piscean type, is bereft and confused by the emptiness in his life. Reaching, yet lost. Paul [...]
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Seven Ways & Seven Days To Renew Your Life

By Carole Lynne | Published: June 1, 2009
To renew and reinvent our lives, we need a plan! Here it is: a seven-day process to work with over and over. This plan incorporates physical, mental and spiritual work. Use the whole seven-day process, or choose any one of the days to work with as you create the life you want. DAY 1: RE-CHARGE A Day [...]
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The Tide Always Comes Back In

By Alan Cohen | Published: May 1, 2009
A coaching client told me about a friend of hers who was freaking out because "the economy is never going to recover." I suggested to her that her friend was suffering not from economic distress, but simple nearsightedness. Of course the economy is going to recover. Thinking that the economy will never return would be like standing on an ocean [...]
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Embracing the Unknown

By Lynn Andrews | Published: May 1, 2009
Many years ago, Agnes Whistling Elk and I were talking about how difficult it is for people to take their own power in today's world. I was looking at all of the pragmatic aspects of our complicated modern world, trying to understand where the individual might actually fit in amid all of the chaos and confusion with which we [...]
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