Articles By Spiritual Teachers
Negative Habits Hobble Your Happiness By Dr. Dennis Merritt Jones
"To fall into a habit is to begin to cease to be." ~ Miguel De Unamuno
A close friend I’ve known since we were both youngsters called me to announce that he and his long-time, live-in partner were going to call it quits and go their separate ways. "We just cause each other pain and sorrow. We are not good for each other..."
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What is a Mystic? By Ronda LaRue
The mystic finds the eye of the needle and enters into the realization of the Kingdom of Heaven within.
What Is Mysticism?
More and more people have been asking me lately "What do you mean by the word mystic?" There seems to be quite a lot of blurry, confused notions and outright misconceptions about the word....
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Darling, You're Divine By Rhoberta Shaler, PhD
Is that the way you think of yourself when you look in the mirror first thing in the morning? I invite you to do so. It will change your day.
Does it seem presumptuous or arrogant or ...? For many of us, we were brought up to think we did not count for much. I remember one of my mother's seemingly favorite questions being "Who do you think you are, young lady?" You might have a similar memory.
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What Defines Your Wholeness? By Dr. Dennis Merritt Jones
One of the greatest quagmires in which new students of metaphysics seem to get caught up, lies in the mistaken idea that wholeness is a condition that is manifest after everything in one's life is perfect. The greater Truth is that everything already is Perfect, in spite of those times when our five senses might report to us a different reality.
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Your Life is Not Your Circumstances By Rhoberta Shaler, PhD
“Life sucks!” We often hear this from people. Do they really mean that? Would they prefer death, then? Likely not. What they are complaining about are the circumstances of life. Clearly,life and circumstances are very different things, yet, most folks fail to make the distinction.
The good news: we can make the distinction. Certainly, sometimes, life is painful, difficult and complicated as my partner, Charles, frequently points out.
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