Here again is momo from the momo zone, this time with a 20-minute master course on manifestation. Here, he discusses the real meaning of manifestation and what it ultimately can bring you and through you, the world at large. He goes big, he goes wide, he goes deep. To illustrate what he’s saying, he reads […]
This is possibly the best address to a graduating class in history, and maybe one of the best speeches, period. It originally appeared as a Mary Schmich column in the Chicago Tribune called Advice, like youth, probably just wasted on the young. This dazzling video is what adding a little Baz Luhrman to that text […]
Guest Blogger: this time, this space Learn to Live a Simple, Authentic Life in the Present Moment We spend a lot of time dwelling on the past and worrying about the future. We have either forgotten or have never learned how to live a simple, authentic life in the present moment. Tasks we have started […]
If you scan the magazine racks these days, you’ll see the word DIET a lot more than you’ll see the word EXERCISE, and that’s not because we’re consonant-rationing. Our society is currently in a diet restriction mentality, rather than a physical challenge mentality, something a number of sociologists have tied to cultures experiencing simultaneous affluence and insecurity. […]
Just a different KIND of soul. Watch Davy Jones of the Monkees and Charlie Smalls and learn. White, black, Brazilian, splitting the difference, we all have soul. Video over the jump: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: ::
Another uplifting tune from the great (and highly if not actually OVERLY self-actualized) Bette Midler. This one is “I’m Beautiful, dammit!” from the album bathhouse bette. Lyrics over the jump… :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: ::
Here’s a nifty suggestion I stole from Self magazine, November 2004. Worriers spend a great deal of time worrying throughout the day, often re-worrying the same worry they’ve already worried earlier. This is inevitable, but exhausting and unproductive as well as rather dull. Suzanne C. Segerstrom PhD of the University of Kentucky, Lexington, suggests that every […]
Let’s be honest: affirmations are foofy, West Coast mantras that make people nervous. But they just might work. Give them a go and see if they work for you, foofy or not. After all, your bathroom mirror won’t tell on you. Recite the affirmation that you prefer to yourself in the mirror each morning, before you’ve […]
a little mood music for a Friday Laughing Matters, by Bette Midler from the album bathhouse betty :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: Lyrics over the jump…
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