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 Written by Olivier Clerc.
What keeps us prisoners of our illusions? Our assumptions—the things we believe are true that really are not. For example, on my way to work during rush hour, a guy in a Lexus speeds by, cuts in front of me, then weaves in and out of traffic at a hundred miles an hour. My first reaction is...
Complete article: The Great Quest for Truth: Seeing Beyond Appearances
 Written by Barry Vissell.
Trust. Not trust. Trust. Not trust. The human free will tries to insert its dominion. Trust in a higher power is the most difficult thing to sustain, and the most important thing to sustain. I can’t see angels, but I trust they are there helping me every step of my journey.
Complete article: Love, Gratitude, or Trust...
 Written by Alan Cohen.
When you feel disappointed or hurt, it’s tempting to get on a soapbox of ego. Yet if we can trust that somehow the tide of events is moving in our favor, we are often led to higher ground. Albert Schweitzer said, “The only ones among you who will be really happy are thosewho will have sought and found how to serve.”
Complete article: Humbled and Exalted: Trusting the Tide of Events
 Written by Robert Kopecky.
At some point in our lives, we all may have to inhabit that peculiar bubble of time where we’re called upon to witness the passage of a life. It’s possibly the most difficult, but most essential, thing we have to do—showing up for an event we dread and knowing how to conduct ourselves through this unmistakably sacred time.
Complete article: The Hardest Part Is Always the Parting
 Written by Debra Landwehr Engle.
I know what it’s like to live my life on that runaway train. One day I’m nervous about a deadline. Then I meet the deadline, everyone’s happy with my work, and I’m immediately anxious about money . . . or a conversation I need to have . . . or a hundred other things that are waiting in the wings to keep me in a constant state of anxiety.
Complete article: And Finally... Being Free from the Fear-based Ego
 Written by Sarah Varcas.
This month’s astrology has the feel of Fresher’s Week at university, when arriving students are oriented to their new life. Choices abound and the air is heavy with potential and possibility. Excitement is everywhere, fuelled by a new-found freedom alongside anxiety, homesickness and sometimes a hefty dose of fear. We are those students and life the university.
Complete article: Keeping It Real and Anchoring Deep Truth...
 Written by Pam Younghans (updated Sunday afternoon)
This weekly column (updated every Sunday afternoon) is based on planetary influences, and offers perspectives and insights to assist you in making the best use of current energies... Read more
It is also highly beneficial to reread the past week's astrological journal as it gives a 20/20 view of the events that took place and may provide many "ah-ha" insights.
A FEW ADDITIONAL ARTICLES:
* Kids Need To Like What They're Reading To Progress
* Why Some Children Think They're More Special Than Everyone Else
* Can Garlic Offer Brain Cells Protection against Aging and Disease?
* Do Mobile Devices In The Classroom Improve Learning?
* Even In Polluted Areas, It Is Healthier To Exercise Than To Stay Inactive
* Does The Popularity of "The Walking Dead" Reflect a Human Need For Cooperation And Community?
* Life Is Full Of Uncertainty, The Trick Is To Learn To Live With It
* Social Sciences Are Best Hope For Ending Debates Over Climate Change
* How One California Farmer Is Dealing with The Worst Drought In 1,200 Years
ALSO, we are adding numerous articles to the website each week. Rather than list them all here, you can visit each section according to your interests. Each section listed below is designed as its own "mini-website".
Discover Inspiring Articles in Living in Harmony:
The "Living in Harmony" section includes articles on Health & Well-Being, Home & Garden, Pets, Leisure & Creativity, Finance & Careers, and Science and Technology.
Discover Insightful Articles in Personal Development:
The "Personal Development" area covers Attitude Adjustments (which includes Fear, Anger, Gratitude, Forgiveness), Intuition & Awareness, Relationships & Parenting, Spirituality & Mindfulness (included Meditation), and Happiness & Success.
Discover Informational Articles in Social & Political:
"Social & Political" covers topics that affect us personally yet deal with a more "societal" or "political" sphere. This area covers Environment & Climate, Democracy, Justice, Inequality, Economy, and more. These topics affect us on a personal and planetary level and are thus very relevant for our communal journey on Planet Earth.
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