2020 July/August
Women’s Meditation
There’s no reason meditating has to be painful, says staff writer JULIE PETERS. As long as you are in your own thoughts and feelings, meditation can happen anywhere.
There’s no reason meditating has to be painful, says staff writer JULIE PETERS. As long as you are in your own thoughts and feelings, meditation can happen anywhere.
Clinical psychologist MOLLY HOWES explains why the first step to an apology is to not say a word.
Struggling with self-esteem? You're not alone.
“Some love is like a light store / you slip inside only to escape”
S&H editor Ben Nussbaum spoke with Santa Fe-based artist Alexandra Eldridge about intuition, illustrating the tarot deck, and the importance of trusting yourself.
This issue we hear from two women who do the most important and hardest job at S&H—selling advertising.
“As your circle of concern becomes larger, the field of loneliness for yourself and others will become smaller.”
“I realized my clients and I were under our own respective lockdowns way before this COVID-19 lockdown was mandated.” … Use this method to transform self-limiting beliefs, get unstuck, and move forward.
“Our hearts convey the most poignant picture through the eyes. It is not merely a window, but a reflection of our state of mind.” —Jeffrey Benjamin, MD
Feeling alone may literally shorten your life. In her new book, Growing Young, Marta Zaraska shares some less-known ways to address the problem.