Biomimicry and Trauma: Where the Crawdads Sing
Recently I watched a film called Where the Crawdads Sing, based on the novel of the same name by Delia Owens. I was struck by […]
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4 Ways to Rock Love: Twin Book Release
We are excited to share our insights about love through our latest twin release of our 16th poetry volume: Life’s Changing Waves: Love, Empowerment, and […]
Continue reading »3 Steps to Say NO to Patriarchy: Our 30th Book Launch
It feels a little surreal to be writing this – our first book was launched during Thanksgiving, 2015. It’s been 75 months and here we […]
Continue reading »5 Tips for Spiritual and Scientific Alignment
Recently, on Beyond Medicine: Behavior Doesn’t Lie, we spoke about the connections between spiritual beliefs, attitudes to science, and our behavior. Clearly, our behavior is […]
Continue reading »Awakening: Book Launch
In 2015, I visited San Francisco County Jail and participated in a weekend workshop on non-violent communication. It changed me, giving me a window into […]
Continue reading »5 Signs You’re Ready for a New Era: Twin Book Launch
On June 5, 6, and 7, I compiled two volumes of poetry. The concepts, chapters, and other details arrived during meditation and I proceeded to […]
Continue reading »4 Ways to Beat Novel Coronavirus with Love
Dr. Margaret and I have been doing our Beyond Medicine: The Importance of Behavior change video series diligently on a weekly basis. One of the […]
Continue reading »Learning and Loving in India: The Most Important Characteristic of Heartfulness
As I’ve been describing to you, my experiences in India have been transformative, reflective, and affirming. I want to continue my India series with the […]
Continue reading »What it Takes to Find True Love: Book Launch
How do I describe, or even fathom what I’m about to tell you? Let’s see. I woke up one morning, April 12, 2018, to be […]
Continue reading »6 Practical Reasons to Embrace Self Love – Part I
Over the last month or so I’ve talked to several friends and colleagues who are going through separations and divorces. A pattern I noticed when […]
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