
Tao Te Ching Chapter Nine: The Beauty of ‘Enough’
In Chapter Nine of the Tao Te Ching, Lao Tzu teaches us the delicate art of restraint and knowing to stop when we have enough. He speaks to lessons of…

In Chapter Nine of the Tao Te Ching, Lao Tzu teaches us the delicate art of restraint and knowing to stop when we have enough. He speaks to lessons of…

Are you seeking a way to lift your spirit while connecting with friends and family not immediately nearby? Consider sending love vibrations. I know you may think, ‘This woman has…
Looking within and learning to be kind to yourself doesn’t always come easily! It requires a decision and an openness to learning what works best for you. These lyrics from Better…

A vision board is a living, breathing creation. It’s a form of communication between you and this magical, expansive universe. A vision board sends the message: “This is who I am, and this is what I’m ready to receive.”

I know, I know. It’s a cliche! But trying to look on the bright side is a worthy effort. Here’s why: According to Jane Brody of The New York Times, “An increasing number…

“Gratitude reminds us to be like plants, which turn toward, not away, from the light.” -M.J. Ryan, Attitudes of Gratitude. I’m grateful(!) to have recently discovered the book Attitudes of…

Gratitude Revealed recently played one night in a Boston theater. Unfortunately, that date didn’t work for me. Ugh! So, I went online to find out where else I could find…

Verse Six of the Tao Te Ching teaches us that we are born as expressions of creativity. And that, within us, we all have the unlimited ability to create in…

Rosy retrospection. Hmmm, okay?! What exactly is that? According to Mark Travers, Ph. D. of Psychology Today, “Psychologists refer to a flawed thought pattern known as rosy retrospection. It is…

Verse Five of the Tao Te Ching teaches us to perceive all as being equally worthy. This idea encourages us to reframe our beliefs on who is deserving of our…

Verse Four of the Tao Te Ching opens our minds to three things: the infinite, inexhaustible nature of the Tao, the field of endless possibilities available to us, and the…

Do you want to feel radically happy? Look no further! This book shows you the way. Phakchok Rinpoche and Erric Solomon’s Radically Happy: A User’s Guide to the Mind takes…

Verse Three of the Tao Te Ching encourages us to see through the eyes of fullness and contentment while encouraging life in harmony with the greater intelligence within and all…

How can we sometimes easily brush off something that hurts our feelings, like when we don’t get the invitation to a party we’d hoped to attend? Other times, when something…

It’s no secret that I’m a major fan of Dr. Brene Brown’s work. And her new book Atlas of the Heart is probably my favorite book she’s ever written. It’s…

Verse Two of the Tao Te Ching explores how we create contrast with our thoughts and words. This contrast encourages strong opinions – many of which don’t benefit us. But…