How To Make Social Movements Matter

by Bill Moyers. Veteran activist and organizer Marshall Ganz, joins Bill to discuss the power of social movements to…
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Synchronicities: The Invisible World Becoming Visible

by Michelle-Jeanne Noel. There is a message inside everything we experience, in tune with what we need to learn. We often…
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How to Realize Abundant Prosperity: The 40 Day Prosperity Plan

by John Randolph Price. Here is a program for realizing abundant prosperity in your life and affairs. According to the…
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In the Ongoing Quest for Happiness, Approval Is Not Needed

by J. Donald Walters. To be sincere with oneself means not to let his happiness depend on the approval of others. In the…
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When Love Feels Weird: Dysfunctional Becomes Normal?

by Alan Cohen. We can become so used to dysfunctional relationships that when we are finally presented with a healthy one,…
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Magnetism: How Human Energy Affects Things and People

by J. Donald Walters. You have no doubt met people whose very presence emanated an indefinable power. Perhaps you…
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Growing Some Conflict When You're Gardening?

by Michael J. Roads. Conflict in a garden is all too easy to generate. I remember planting a couple of Bauhinia galpinii…
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It's A New Day!

by Marie T. Russell. Every day is a new day. That is an indisputable fact. By accepting each new day with a fresh,…
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Teachers Protest and Win Against Standardized Testing

After months of protest, teachers, students and parents in Seattle, Washington, have won their campaign to reject…
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Making Marriage Work With Children

by Francesca Cappucci Fordyce. In many marriages, women grow resentful of their husbands when they are expected to work,…
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Get On Board the Mystical Brain

This documentary, The Mystical Brain, reveals the exploratory work of a team from the University of Montreal who seek to…
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Breathing — a Powerful Focus for Meditation

by Jack Angelo. Working with the breath is the most time-honored meditation technique. Moreover, breathing meditation…
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A Watched Pot Never Boils! How Intention Makes a Difference

by Michelle-Jeanne Noel. Why do so many brave people, having failed in their marriage, their job or some other…
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The New and Empowering Model of Breast Cancer Treatment

by Greg Anderson. Let’s be clear: surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation can play an important role in cancer treatment. But…
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How To Be Happy! Stop, Think, Send Love & Let It Go!

by Sonia Ricotti. Victor Frankl said, “It’s the last of all human freedoms, the ability to choose.” We can choose to look…
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How to Be Safe in Relationships? Open Your Heart

by Peter Fairfield. The heart is the organ of happiness! Of course I am talking about more than just the organ itself — I…
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InnerSelf Newsletter: May 18th, 2013

InnerSelf Newsletter: May 18th, 2013 This week we reflect on some of our choices: forgiveness or animosity? gratitude or…
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Is It Good or Bad? And Are We Qualified to Judge?

by Marie T. Russell. Judgment plays a big part in our lives, so much that we are not even aware most of the time that we…
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Miracle in Thailand: Acacia’s Story

by Nicki Scully. In November of 2005, Acacia was hospitalized and diagnosed with recurrent lymphoma, in her brain, central…
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What Choices Can You Make?

by Deborah Niemann. Many people think that making the green choice is more expensive. Although this can be true, it…
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The Healing Breath: The Heart of Healing & Balance

by Jack Angelo. Life is about change. Our breathing undergoes changes according to the rhythms of our state of imbalance…
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A Time for Truth

by Marie T. Russell. There seems to be so many things going on these days that need to be addressed. I compare the…
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Is It Ever Too Late for Forgiveness or Gratitude?

by Stan Goldberg, PhD. The pain from the past that people experience often follows them to their deaths. I had been…
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When You Kill a Bug...

by Ashley Davis Bush, LCSW. The mosquitoes were as thick as thieves. I thought they might lift my children off the ground,…
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Five Tips for Maintaining Mindfulness of Life

by Dr. Jonty Heaversedge and Ed Halliwell. A good way of integrating mindfulness into daily life is to practice while…
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Sadness as a Meditation

by Osho. Sadness can become a very enriching experience. You have to work on it. It is easy to escape from your sadness —…
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by Michelle-Jeanne Noel. Why do so many brave people, having failed in their marriage, their job or some other undertaking, fall into the same behaviour patterns, meet the same types of people and relive the same unhappy experiences? They do this in spite of displaying resources of willpower, creative visualisation or positive thinking...Read More...
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