The body heals with play, the mind heals with laughter, and the spirit heals with joy. Read more
The body heals with play, the mind heals with laughter, and the spirit heals with joy. Read more
How do we find light in a time of spiritual darkness? Read more
I know it’s not politically correct (PC) to use the word “God” in energy medicine. But there is a particular reason that label for whatever you personally call the Oneness is just right. Read more
Research validates the benefits of meditation and mindfulness techniques to reduce the stress and anxiety of modern living. In my latest book, Just Breathe: Meditation, Mindfulness, Movement and More, my intent is to share not only the basic practices of breathing, meditation, and mindfulness, but also honor how they can help you lead a more meaningful, fuller life. Meditation and breathing exercises help you calm down in the moment, transitioning from a reactive response to stressful situations to a more... Read more
Autumn 2017 Message from the 12 Archangels Our message to humanity begins by saying, “all are in shock.” The primary divine law of Schoolroom Earth states “when one is harmed, all are harmed.” From the perspective of Heaven, every human being is feeling the trauma of the events of the past few weeks, months, years and centuries. The weather mirrors back to the human collective what the present emotional state is of the human collective. This does not diminish the... Read more
It shocked me that the ones I felt closest to—my husband, Steve, an agnostic with Greek Orthodox background, and my Jewish parents—had the hardest time adjusting to my Christian commitment. The more intense the bond, the greater was their sense of disorientation and betrayal. They simply didn’t see it coming. They knew only one facet of my personality—the familiar, verifiable, and taken-for-granted side. No one should ever presume to know someone through and through, especially a loved one. To their... Read more
My spiritual coming of age happened against the backdrop of a loving, albeit quirky family–who cultivated their secular Judaism amidst South Carolina’s Bible Belt culture. The day I told my Dad that I had embraced Christianity, he said, “If you were younger, I could put you over my knee and spank you.” At thirty-seven, I had insulted my Jewish family and every generation preceding them. Remarkably, after thirty years of belief, I have assimilated Christian resolve with my personal identity and resumed a... Read more
According to published reports in 2016, out of the U.S. population of 324,118,787 people, a mere 76,360 were Quakers. That’s like siphoning a gallon of water out of the Atlantic Ocean. Also, according to reports in the news, we are a seriously divided country. By economics, religion, race, ethnicity, education, language, politics, you name it. And noisy. Everyone’s always yakking at each other and often in not so cordial ways. Frankly, it’s a wonder we ever accomplish anything. Within this... Read more
The eclipses in August will give a strong upward push to the collective subconscious of humanity. Read more
Not relating to conservative groups such as the Christian Coalition or Messianic Judaism, I came to view myself as “a congregation of one.” Read more
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