Lewis Richmond,* the author of Aging as a Spiritual Practice: A Contemplative Guide to Growing Older and Wiser, proposes we consider…

Contemplating the word desire and contemplating the word want this week increased my appreciation for both words. The word desire ushered in my internal…

Did the title of today’s post grab your attention? This was the headline for a review of Theodore Dreiser’s, The Financier and it captured…

Many of us sit on our desires until they are dead. An expired desire is comparable to a dead car…

Jungian analyst Marion Woodman divides people into two types: people who spend their time pursuing personal transformation and people who are content to watch television and…

Meet Dr. Hugh Francis Hicks,* a Baltimore dentist whose mother offered him a light bulb when she noticed he was bored with…

As you spend time in the Present Moment, are your desires making themselves known? One of the benefits of being Mindful is an increasing awareness of…

One of the greatest obstacles to staying in the present moment is our inability to stay focused. Staying focused is a…

Walking on a nature trail Monday, March 19,  I  started wondering: What are options for successfully surviving Not Knowing? Cheerful yellow daffodils, lacy green trees, and brilliant yellow forsythia spread…