Dear Everybody – Merry Browne once wrote: “Expect people to be better than they are; it helps them to be better. But don’t be disappointed when they are not; it helps them to keep trying.” Often we are required to … Read More
I break the word question into multiple words, because these words reflect what my questions are about. Who am I? Where am I going? What should I be doing? They speak to me of my life and future—what quest am … Read More
No news is good news! ~Anonymous Hello All, It seems important to prescribe something for you that will help the Holiday Season be what it should be—heart-healing. This “medicine” is easy to take each day until you have restored the … Read More
It struck me today as I was out walking the dog that when I have lost track of time due to the activity I was involved in. I was totally unaware of my body as well. It reminded me of … Read More
Xenophon, a Greek historian, once said “The sweetest of all sounds is praise.” Praise is seen in your eyes when you look at your beloved. Praise is felt in your touch when you embrace. Praise is heard in your voice … Read More
I use a mirror to see myself, but the mirror reflects only the image I can see with all its imperfections. I’m sure that somewhere God is laughing at me. She laughs because she sees more than I do. She … Read More
Chief Seattle (or Chief Sealth) once said, “We did not weave the web of life – we are merely a strand in it. Whatever we do to the web, we do to ourselves.” In considering his statement, it occurs to … Read More
Question for Bernie: Dear Bernie, How are you? I was meaning to drop you a line for a while now – better late than never. I have recently been listening to a couple of your meditation talks on my phone … Read More
Let today’s post from my 365 Prescriptions for the Soul entitled “Which Way” be your guide through the gloriously beautiful month of October. Open your mind to all possibilities when you are at a crossroads in life. Only then can … Read More
Question for Bernie: Dear Dr. Siegel, I wrote to you in June about my nephew who is battling Glioblastoma Multiforme Stage 4. He finished a year at university and, during a routine MRI, the doctors found it had gone into … Read More