There are some parenting beliefs that are in direct conflict with balanced living.

It’s quite common for people to experience the same types of reactions and pain again and again. The question I would pose to you is what type of circling back are you doing?

Have you dismissed going for more therapy because you believe it is too taxing?

Does the prospect of dealing with your emotional mess feel like more work than reward?

Before I launch into the merits of body-based emotional therapy, I want to give credit to traditional psychotherapy for all the benefits it provides.

The books, videos and posts that I value most, mirror something that part of me already knows.

Pain isolates is. It can make us believe we can’t be with others. It tends to invite cocooning which can be nourishing at times but it can prevent us from meeting others as we are.

When life is intense I definitely contract instead of open. My mind starts obsessing, I start doubting and without even realizing it…

With all this talk about meditation and chanting and all the ways it can heal your life, it's important to remember that you don't have to believe it until you feel it.

One of the beautiful things about a regular meditation practice is that it brings you to the place of listening within.

Chanting a mantra is a form of vibrational medicine, It will subtly, yet profoundly change how you feel, how you think and what you are aware of.

Flowing water helps bring me back to my truth. As I walk along the trails, I am reminded to get out of my own way…

How comforting to know that there is a place within that I can take refuge. When I am really triggered or scared, I can't always access it immediately…

If you belief everything your mind tells you, you will suffer greatly. The mind is a wonderful tool for doing many tasks.

Chanting expands the strength of your auric field, the space around your body. You may not yet be consciously aware of your field but it's there.