The WTF Prayer
Creating the change you want to see in the world requires first welcoming all of your emotions, even the difficult ones, and then moving forward with clarity.
Creating the change you want to see in the world requires first welcoming all of your emotions, even the difficult ones, and then moving forward with clarity.
What if we define sin as “anxious self-centeredness”? When we empty ourselves of lower energies, what takes their place?
Nature provides a welcome respite from the chaos of the modern world. Seeking out the solace found in the natural world can offer a path out of feeling hopeless.
Splitting headache? One myth busted: That chocolate you ate is not the cause. We get the inside scoop on headaches from neuroscientist Amanda Ellison.
The liminal space is the area between, the area of change and transition. It’s uncomfortable, but don’t attempt to ‘do’ your way out of liminality by setting goals and plowing ahead.
Here are eight tips for sincerely supporting a loved one who is struggling with mental health, plus seven additional tips for supporting those with suicidal thoughts.
Read how a rescued rooster is tackling climate change and spreading kindness, plus a practice for exploring purpose in your life.
Craftivism is a way to be a changemaker while also being creative with your hands. Here are five ways to craft real change right now.
Keeping a spiritual journal may seem like a good way to record your spiritual progress. But what if the pages stay blank?
If 2 am is when your mind wants to unpack an irrelevant convo from ages ago or wander to worry, these 11 sleep affirmations will help rein in your thoughts for restful slumber.
“What is absent from medicine, and even from most spiritual communities, is the understanding of our own bodies as the living sacred.”
“The Living Light Philosophy teaches that whatever we give thought to, we give power to. The more energy and the more attention that is directed to any thought, the stronger and the more solidified that thought becomes in our consciousness.”