by Matthew Fox, Lama Tsomo: The Reverend Matthew Fox is a former Dominican priest in...
by Cristian Violatti: The philosopher Confucius (or Kongzi, c. 551 to c. 479 BCE) is...
by Donna Quesada: Japanese Death Haiku #1
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Rabbi Rami Shapiro: All of this back story may be, you know, the Divine Mother...
David Welch: Buddha became enlightened. Jesus obtained Christ Consciousness. Is there some, you know…what might...
By Ellen Kramer: Samuel Hahnemann was a German physician who became disillusioned with the current...
by Alex Gellman: Homeopathy is an incredible system that has the ability to heal and...
Samuel Hahnemann was a German physician. He earned his Doctor of Medicine degree in 1779....
Homeopathy is based on a natural phenomenon of healing which is now commonly referred to...
by John Roger Barrie: The eloquence of the deepest silence echoes from the eternal…
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David Welch: First of all, I’m a big fan of yours. If you’ve been on...
John Mulaney shares memories of his favorite lunch ever, what it was like to be...
by Donna Quesada: This simple mantra and guided meditation will guide you into the Neutral...
The late Earl Nightingale, had some definitions called, “The Greatest Things.”
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by Jill Lee: The fifth chakra is one of the best-kept secrets for owning your...
A Critique of Understanding Human Nature and What Life Should Mean to You, by Alfred...
Alfred Adler believed the concept of Movement was his greatest contribution to understanding personality.
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A presentation of The Individual Psychology of Alfred Adler by Karen John at the Belonging...
by Tami Simon: Welcome to Insights at the Edge produced by Sounds True. My name’s...
by Marcus Gould: No matter your age, there is nothing that could stop you from...
by Earl Nightingale: Have you ever wondered what the measure of a real man is?...
Confucius translated by James Legge (1893) WHAT THE GREAT LEARNING teaches, is to illustrate illustrious...
Selections from the Lecture Series “Inner Impulses of Evolution, the Mexican Mysteries and the Knights...
