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Your Hero’s Journey
We’re all on a Hero’s Journey! And I don’t have to refer to women as Heroines. Know why? I recently learned the origin of the word Hero. It comes from the Greek name, Hera. Hera was the goddess who was … Continue reading
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A New Year’s ”Revolution”
It’s time to “revolutionize” our lives and put some muscle behind our intentions. Now’s the time to find our boldness of purpose and let the Universe know that we’re ready to be brave, powerful, and truly make-things-happen. I know I … Continue reading
Posted in Angels, Courage, Forgiveness, Gratitude, Grief, New Year, Optimism, Rebirth, Research, Strength, Stress and Coping
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Twenty-six Lights
Fire and candlelight have sustained and accompanied human beings for over 200,000 years. Light warms us, helps us feel safe, gives us hope, and brings a sense of the sacred. The light of twenty precious children and six caring adults … Continue reading
5 Tips to Turn Crisis Into Creativity and Resilience
Originally Posted on October 22, 2012 by Dr. Gail Feldman 1. Ask: What is the Challenge? The Opportunity? Our most profound learning comes from handling crisis situations and fear. Write down the fears — What’s the worst that can happen? … Continue reading
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World Gratitude Day
Originally Posted on September 19, 2012 by Dr. Gail Feldman It just so happens that Sept. 21 is not only my birthday – It’s also World Gratitude Day. This inspires me to think about all the things I have to … Continue reading →