I've experienced food bullying since childhood. As I hear people facing illnesses & disorders, I wonder what unresolved emotions are at play

by David Stephenson My major project for COVID was increasing the size of our 20 yr. old deck from 8 x 7 to 10 x 10 to hold a screened...

With the intention of connecting within and writing a morning meditation, I practice exercises to wake up my energy body.

I give attention to a spiritual tool as I set an intention to use it in my daily self-care

I started looking back on all the topics and tools we’ve reflected on over these 500 days. Today, I picked one to look at.

Divine Love is working in this group as we journey toward spiritual wholeness. We hold each other in love, building a spiritual foundation.

Someone once told me that there's nothing more important than being good. I learned to be good at a spiritual practice. It takes practice

I used to pick up trash on the sidewalks as a spiritual practice. How does one do it without anger, without judgments?

Gentle Teaching is an approach to help those struggling to feel safe, feel love, be engaged and show gentleness and love to each other.

I thought worrying was a problem specific to me until I learned about psychological time versus clock time.

I often think about my ability to survive my life. We all have our stories. Using my breath has been a crucial tool in my challenging times.

Every day I awaken with the challenge to be present in every moment, to stay in my body, grounded in the now.

I'm recovering from good/bad thinking. My good has been defined by high ideals. Hitting a wall is a wakeup call. Pain is a motivator.

My grounding for self-love is being in my heart, knowing that the Divine exists within me, and understanding that I don’t have to be perfect

I've lived my life in fear. I had an inside infrastructure designed to keep me safe. Making a commitment has changed everything and nothing.

Last week was full of doctors’ appointments. I don’t like focusing on my body. I’d rather feel and sense life through my heart’s eyes.

I was committed to suffering. It hurt too much to do anything else. But journaling changed my life.

With open arms I welcome Spring with the newness, the color and warmth. Inspiration offers an overall dose of good. So I made a decision.

In psychology, there is a model called the four stages of competence. Can I apply this model to the new tools I learn in our incubator?

I have built defensive walls around the innocence of my inner child because of my early experiences. Can a bird's-eye view help?