It is not just raw sound that bombards us--we also experience dissonance in mass communication. Hungry for truth, we find ourselves surrounded by the junk sound of advertising mantras that "pepsi" our thoughts, news broadcasts that obsess on violence and death, and the sensationalist stories designed to fill the already agitated mind. Suppressing the urge… Continue reading Noise Pollution
Category: Anxiety Help
The Quest for Truth–An Interview with Medical Intuitive Christine Lang
Have you had chronic pain, trouble with finances, or disappointing relationships? If you feel like you've tried everything but nothing works, or you just need a fresh perspective, it might be time to try a medical intuitive. Christine Lang has been intuitive with dogs and horses ever since she was a girl. She even became… Continue reading The Quest for Truth–An Interview with Medical Intuitive Christine Lang
What are you allergic to?
Do you suffer from allergies? Now is the time of year when many are starting to sneeze, sniffle, and cough because their body thinks the environment is attacking them. A woman in the small group that I was leading the other night said the most insightful thing. As we were talking about the open doors… Continue reading What are you allergic to?
The Untethered Soul
Over the last few years, this book has been recommended to me but I didn't pick it up until this summer. I found the audiobook version from the library and listened to a little bit each day when I walked my dog. But after I finished the book and was talking to a friend about… Continue reading The Untethered Soul
Getting to the heart of it–An Interview with Writing Facilitator and Meditation Trainer Pam Turner
Every Thursday morning in the summer at 10 AM you can find me at "Write Like You Mean It". This has been one of my favorite writing groups that I have ever been a part of. Each week, Pam explains the guidelines and then launches into some creative writing prompts. These fantastic prompts bring out… Continue reading Getting to the heart of it–An Interview with Writing Facilitator and Meditation Trainer Pam Turner