Speaking from the heart on a wide range of topics - poetry and writing, Mexico and the south, family and relationship, Buddhism and spiritual teachers, power and greed, politics and social change, death and transformation, and much more…

Speaking from the heart on a wide range of topics - poetry and writing, Mexico and the south, family and relationship, Buddhism and spiritual teachers, power and greed, politics and social change, death and transformation, and much more…

How would you like to manifest what you want and receive grounded advise in every aspect of your life by consciously communicating with angels?

Intelligence is more than IQ. Goleman demonstrates how our view of human intelligence is far too narrow--that it does not take into consideration what he calls "emotional intelligence."

With over six billion people on the planet, it's truly a miracle that each one of us is unique. Rather than reveling in our originality, we often stifle the things that make us different in an effort to be accepted or considered "normal."

Our nation is waging war. Children are starving. Our personal lives are a source of conflict and pain. Sometimes it seems the only way to cope is to become numb.

Especially relevant to these changing times is the message of Eckhart Tolle, who speaks to the innate power each individual possesses to see anew and thereby transform.

Science is uncovering extraordinary data on how pre- and perinatal experiences have a profound impact on health and human behavior.

A new breed of "immortalist," Deepak Chopra combines state-of-the-art knowledge of Western medical science and physics with the ancient Hindu philosophy and practical medicine of the Vedas.

Most of us were taught the genetic blueprint we inherited from our parents predetermines our bodies, our temperaments and our health.

"In order not to be tired, or live a life you're constantly recovering from, you have to learn how to build your positive energy every single day, and to realize immediately when it gets drained," Dr. Judith Orloff.

Marc Allen claims he's not exceptionally intelligent, nor is he a Type A personality. He doesn't do Mondays and he doesn't do mornings. But he has succeeded in realizing his dreams with integrity and compassion…

What does baking bread have to do with creating a culture of nonviolence? What steps can we take as individuals to help bring about global peace?

Why do I so infrequently want to be the person I really am? This was the question put to Oriah Mountain Dreamer, visionary teacher and writer, by one of her mentoring teachers.

One of the most inspiring teachers of our time shares the very simple keys to bringing spiritual presence into our everyday lives.

Step into the world of physics-but bring your spirituality along. Fred Alan Wolf is a theoretical physicist and firewalker who sees the sacred in everything-and can give you a theorem to prove it.

One of life's greatest pleasures is eating, according to Weil, who cuts through the national obsession with diet and weight like a knife through an overripe papaya.

Every life brings sufferings and setbacks. When life deals its most terrible blows, however, we also receive its greatest gift: We stop to consider the purpose of being human, and begin to discover what is important and meaningful in life.

We all have coping strategies that let us adapt to adversity. Yet as we grow older these thought patterns are no longer needed and we can even pay a price if we continue to use them.

Too often we feel caught in a maze where we endlessly search for success and happiness, and try to avoid fear and anxiety. Guy Finley has discovered a way out of that maze.

The Enneagram is a tool for self-understanding that describes nine different personality types based on how we feel, think and behave.

The life of Huston Smith reads like an adventure novel. One of the foremost religious scholars in the world today, Smith has lived in a missionary household in China, monasteries in Japan, and a sweat lodge in North America.

Westerners look to science to explain the way things are. Yet science often overlooks something essential to life: the human spirit.

Natalie Goldberg recently had her world turned upside down when she made startling discoveries about her beloved Zen Buddhist teacher.

The essence of nature may not be the competitive struggle for survival we have been taught to believe.