Who’s afraid of the wind? This force of nature can come with a gentle, nurturing caress or a vengeance that shakes human souls to the core. It carries an indomitable power over the earth that has controlled the way we live since the first spark of life on the planet.
The Pain of Why
We humans often ask “why?” when we’re searching for meaning. John Ptacek reflects on what’s behind this three-letter question.
Gossipers: The Soul Strippers
While some people think gossip is harmless, Mary Rose explores the power of this “Soul Stripper” to erode reputations, corrupt relationships and destroy lives.
Lent: An Old Idea for Creating New Habits
Kevin Aschenbrenner discovers the Catholic tradition of observing Lent contains wisdom that is key to breaking bad habits and creating new, positive ones.
Parenting and the Psychology of Consequences
Teaching consequences, says Mary Rose, is not only one of the prime lessons of good parenting, it’s important for the development of the human species.
A Letter to Cocaine
A woman writes a farewell letter to cocaine, the drug that held her in such a grip that she gave up almost everything for it — and still it wanted more.
I Dreamt of You Last Night
Should you tell someone you dreamed about them last night? Really? Cheryl DeWolfe has some advice.
Are Synchronicities Rare Events or are We Rarely Paying Attention?
Life is what happens to you when you are busy making other plans. Synchronicity is what happens when you are paying attention.
Judge Me Not at the Parking Kiosk
Are the new computerized parking kiosks designed for convenience…or insanity? Margaret Blackwood describes her really, really bad parking day.
Having a Life Without Money
Trying to live with less isn’t just difficult, it’s perceived by some people as an affront to the American dream. Nathan Thompson explores the issue and the “brave few” who continue to try to break through.
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