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Most people, I think, see their mindful practice as a way of finding peace by practicing or training the mind and body to allow energy to flow by accepting positivity and joy. There are times, though, when simply being mindful or having gratitude doesn't help. Those are generally times of…
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Maya Angelou speaks about about the power of trusting silence, it’s spirituality and it’s ability to transform in times of stillness.
Listen to your Self
Tumultuous times provide many opportunities for us to cultivate and choose joy. When life seems bent on creating confusion and misery, that is the time to double down on choosing joy. A health-nut friend encouraged me to work out more by saying to me, "When you feel it is the hardest to do, that is…
Feeling bad is easy, it also tries to lie to you and get you to feel worse.
The mind tends to focus on bad stuff. It's habitual thinking. Habitual thoughts develop when you are a child, long before you had any real control over the direction of your thoughts, or even an understanding of the…
Working together, these heavy hitters maintain a joyful life.
Joy and manifesting joyfully have finally taken their rightful place in the culture. Joy is used by nearly everyone, nearly everywhere as a change agent. It seems like we're tapping into something we've craved for a long time. I remember joining a meditation group where…
What is a meditative mind? Meditation is mentioned so often it's practically "trendy". There are so many myths and articles about meditation and mindfulness that it can be difficult to take the deep dive and try it out. Some ask, "Is it a sin?" Others say, "Meditation seems weird enough, but what is a meditative…
Recognizing yourself in others is one of the deepest spiritual connections we can make. We all have moments of universal connections, moments where we can connect and say “yeah, I’ve been there.” We use those to say we are more alike than we are different, and we feel proud of the connection we’ve made to…