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  • If You Don’t Believe in Energy Healing, You Refute Einstein

    Part 10 of the MindValley Reunion = Mind Blown series And that is all fine and good for me. I am a questioner (a la Gretchen Rubin’s Four Tendencies) and I need to understand the science of how something works before I can adopt the premises of something and then apply principals to my life […]

  • Are You Impacted by the #1 Cause of Suffering?

    Part 9 in the MindValley Reunion=Mind Blown series, which continues next week After years of personal development study and practice, I was amazed that I could be made aware of a truth so obvious, and so fundamental, yet never realized its prevalence and the vast impacts that it has on so many lives. It is […]

  • We Are All Messengers; What Kind of Messenger Are You?

    Part 8 in the MindValley Reunion=Mind Blown series, which continues next week While Vishen Lakhiani, founder of MindValley, challenged us to think and act in ways that are humanity+ versus humanity-, including choosing to start, run and/or work only for humanity+ corporations, our Sunday at the MindValley Reunion held in San Diego in August started […]

  • MindValley Reunion = Mind Blown!!

    Part 1 in the MindValley Reunion=Mind Blown series, which continues next weekSunday morning my Uber driver asked if I was going to church, and I replied, “No.” That wound up not to be true at all. It will be very challenging to portray exactly how immensely powerful this weekend was for me and 800 other […]

  • 5 Problems with Teaching People How to Fish

      As the new administration decides where to make cuts and where to allocate funding, heated debates continue on both sides of the political spectrum. Don’t worry, as usual, this post is not political. (I personally find that many of the issues that need a resolution would be better served if politics were left out […]

  • Will Achieving Your 2017 Goals Really Make You Happy?

    Have you ever noticed how once you put your attention on something you seem to see it everywhere? For example, when you decide there is a certain car you want to buy, suddenly it appears all the time. An odd thing happened this weekend, and I kept noticing a recurring theme in everything I read […]

  • Is a Prevalent Thought Creating an American Epidemic?

      In a MindValley podcast Marisa Peer, once touted as Britain’s best therapist, talked about the prevalence of the thought, “I am not enough.” She discussed its limiting impact on people worldwide. Ms. Peer called it the biggest disease affecting humanity and attributed it not just to unhappiness, but illness. The way she presented this […]