By Janice Carlin None of us want to just live in this world. We want to thrive! And we want to see our children thriving as well. Unfortunately, a great majority of us are not experiencing this. Instead we find…
Memories of Heaven by Wayne Dyer
By Dr. Wayne W. Dyer I have enjoyed a lifetime love affair with children, particularly newborns, infants, and toddlers. If a baby is in the room, it’s almost as if there is a magnetic connection that draws my attention and…
Putting Ability in Disability
By Heather Urick “You got to roll with the punches to get to what’s real.”—Van Halen Living with a progressive, terminal, neuromuscular disease for more than 20 years has not been an easy burden to carry as part of…
Where Do You Draw the Line Between Possible and Impossible?
By Linda Albert When I was seven years old, my mother took me out of ballet, telling me I was the clumsiest girl in the class. I loved ballet, had learned all the positions for my feet (flawlessly, from my…
Life Treats You the Way You Treat You
By Jonathan R. Wachtel Your relationship with everyone and everything around you is a reflection of your relationship with yourself. Everything that you think and feel toward anyone else—whether you say it or act on it or not—is a reflection…
Business As Transformation: From Being an Employee to Becoming an Entrepreneur
By Linda Stewart If you’re one of the many people who dream of leaving your day job, quitting the rat race, and fulfilling your desire of being an entrepreneur this chapter is especially written for you. Increasing numbers of successful…
Origins of Life: Smart Cells Get Smarter
By Bruce Lipton It shouldn’t be surprising that cells are so smart. Single-celled organisms were the first life forms on this planet. Fossil evidence reveals they were here within 600 million years after the Earth was first formed. For the…
Taking Control: A Self-Empowered Journey through Cancer Treatment
By Judi Wallace When faced with life’s challenges, we have a choice to put ourselves in the driver’s seat and take control of our own destiny. For me, life is about the choices we make when dealing with difficult…
A Cup of Coffee with an Angel
By Andrea Louca I often visualized myself being able to achieve more, being an inspiration to many. I was a fighter and wanted to stand up and fend for others, and had been that way from a very young age.…
Celebrating the Biology of Belief: 10 Years Strong by Bruce Lipton, Ph.D.
By Bruce Lipton, Ph.D. “If you could be anybody, who would you be?” I used to spend an inordinate amount of time pondering that question. I was obsessed with the fantasy of changing my identity because I wanted to be…