Many years ago, while still a young medical student in NYC, during my regular forays into the self-help and alternative healing sections of my neighborhood bookstore in Manhattan, I stumbled upon a jewel of a book which still is part of my treasured library. I have gifted this book many times and shared it with…
DetailsA Course in Miracles teaches that we can be angry only at an interpretation and not a fact. ACIM also teaches that while we may have a high tolerance for suffering, it is not without its limits. Often, we seem to go through a cycle of a painful ego storm where there is a strong…
DetailsThank you for joining me today with day two of our journey with anger. As I was reflecting about what feels inspired to be shared today, I realized a common pattern I can observe in myself. I wonder if perhaps you have experienced this in your life? For me, the roots go way down to…
DetailsOver this past week, many of my clients have expressed a challenge with anger. For one client, a female health care worker, to be angry felt so uncomfortable because according to her, it’s just not who I am, it’s not what I do. For another, a father going through a divorce, he kept finding himself…
DetailsLast week, I concluded our 21-day marathon of daily Corona miracles healing zoom circles. It was truly an amazing experience to facilitate these calls. I am so grateful for all the participants of all ages from all over the world that became my beloved mighty companions during that time. On our final day, I felt…
DetailsWhat is your understanding of the crucifixion? Is it merely an event that happened about two thousand years ago to a man called Jesus? Does it still have relevance to us today, regardless of which faith we identify ourselves with? And what is the resurrection? Does it have any meaning for us today? Reframing how…
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