pavel.somov's picture

 

pavel.somov's picture

By trying to avoid mistakes and trying to do the “right” thing, we are using a set of personal commandments of what should and should not be. The problem i

daily.om's picture

We all know what it feels like to want something we don’t have.

guy.finley's picture

We all know exactly what it is like to be certain we have let go of something sorrowful or worrisome, only to find ourselves in a similar sad situation moments later.

papa.jaime's picture

Do not look in the mirror every morning and see just your defects; on the contrary, look for your greatest qualities and attributes.

ed.and.deb.shapiro's picture

We are teaching workshops and traveling a lot at the moment, eating wherever we are and whenever we can. This easily upsets our daily digestive rhythm.

peacecorso's picture

 Peter Kingsley is the author of three books and numerous articles on ancient philosophy, including Ancient Philosophy, Mystery and

papa.jaime's picture

Hoovert was a child who, due to reject, fell right down into the bowels of the earth; down there where drugs like ‘bazuco’ and crack cocaine are kings of the darkness because they are t

global.oneness.project's picture

What if the world embodied our highest potential? What would it look like? As the structures of modern society crumble, is it enough to respond with the same tired solutions?

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Michael Neill's recent newsletter got my attention.  Not just because I'm a fan

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