
Fuel the Fire of Your Wild
One day, while walking our dog, my husband reflected on how differently he views trees in his adult years. As a child growing up surrounded by trees in Ohio,...
Read MoreOne day, while walking our dog, my husband reflected on how differently he views trees in his adult years. As a child growing up surrounded by trees in Ohio,...
Read MoreMelisandre: “What do we say to the God of Death?” Arya Stark: “Not today.” –Game of Thrones Isn’t it amazing how our body effortlessly heals itself when we have...
Read MoreStamatis Moraitis was a Greek immigrant living in the United States when he was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer and told he only had nine months to live. He was...
Read MoreMy 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...
Read MoreI 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...
Read MoreThere 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...
Read More“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...
Read MoreIn 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...
Read MoreOne 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...
Read MoreThe 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...
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