Author: Sherly Sulaiman

My most memorable and cherished teacher was a yogi named Acharya Upendra Roy, who immigrated to Australia from India in the late ‘60s. He was a bona-fide yogi, honored...

I was recently on a lovely tranquil hike in Lake Tahoe. An abundance of magnificent trees and impressive greenery surrounded the area, permeating the air with a soothing scent...

There once was a drunk man on a train who was hurling abuse at other passengers. As people tried to ignore him, his aggression escalated. After frightening two elderly...

“MemoryAll alone in the moonlight.I can dream of the old daysLife was beautiful thenI remember the time I knew what happiness wasLet the memory live again. DaylightI must wait...

In some countries with large monkey populations, humane traps have been devised to catch monkeys and prevent them from stealing food and valuables or ruining people’s homes. The traps are...

One of my clients, who I’ll call “Sam,” once told me about his experience on a flight back to Los Angeles from New York. The woman next to him...

The Chaos Theory purports that the flap of a butterfly’s wings in the Amazon can cause a tornado in Texas. This famous statement by meteorologist and mathematician Edward Lorenz...

Helen’s flight was delayed for a couple of hours. She had a long day full of work meetings, so she decided to treat herself. She bought a book she...

When trapeze artists swing from bar to bar, there’s a moment when they hang suspended in midair, reaching for the next bar. For that split second, it’s as if...

I sat wide-eyed and breathless listening to my best friend Lisa carefully explain the miracle of Santa Claus, a jolly old man with a white fluffy beard and a...