Sharmini Gana of Collective Evolution writes: The following is an inspiring video by Joe Rogan. Perhaps best known for his work on reality television show Fear Factor and in standup comedy, Joe Rogan has since come to host one of the most successful podcasts in history, offering a platform for discussing current events, civil liberty,…
There’s something about traveling. It gives us the chance to see the world, and ourselves, in a new light. And in my case, on my recent trip in Italy, it gave me the opportunity to pray in a new way. As I sat at the train station waiting, the railroad master emerged from her office…
Brandon Austin of David Wolfe writes: Confucius is known as one of the greatest philosophers that ever lived. He was born in 551 B.C., and throughout his life, his works – which have been preserved in the Analects – focused on ethics within the family, educational system and public. After his death in 479 B.C.,…
Liz Seda of Tiny Buddha writes: Impossible,” I thought. It’s impossible that people actually suffer this kind of pain and survive to tell the tale. When I thought about it, my stomach contracted as if I’d taken a blow to the gut. I’d gasp for breath and try to find some air through the tears…
Being “in the zone” is an amazing feeling. Everything seems effortless, natural and just right. Unfortunately, it’s not so easy to reach this point for most people. Here are four keys to getting in the zone that you can start implementing into your life today. 4 Keys To Getting in The Zone Do something you’re incredibly passionate…
Separatism or Oneness? Last night on June 23rd 2016, Britain voted through referendum to leave the European Union. Many people all around the world are now asking “What does this mean?” People on both sides are portraying their own version of the reality this will create. Some are saying it’s going to be a ‘great…
Dread is the feeling that author Katherine Willis Pershey used to describe her sentiments about the 2016 U.S. Presidential election. Anxiety, tension and fraught as Katherine puts it, is what everyone seems to have in common about this election. Below are tips that she suggests to help us survive it. Be kind. Number one is always…
David Wolfe writes: We cross paths with a lot of people during our lives. Some estimates put the number at upwards of 10,000 people met by the average individual. Most of those people are acquaintances or people just passing through our lives. But occasionally, we bump into people who are the exact opposite – romantic…
The author of this article, Brooke McAlary recounts her encounter with a woman at a conference that she attended. The woman commented to Brooke that she was nothing like the person she seems to be online. Her comment made Brooke reflect on herself and conclude that she is happy being the real her as opposed…
Ralph Smart is a Psychologist. Author. Counselor. Life Coach. Relationship Guide. & Alchemist. Ralph Smart was born in London. He has traveled to five continents. He enjoys nature, and meeting people from all spectrums of life. Awarded with a ‘BA Combined Honours’ in: ‘Psychology’ and ‘Criminology’-human nature fascinates him. The founder of ‘Infinite Waters,’ a…