by Ken Yagi | Mar 30, 2017 | Holistic Health, Spiritual But Not Religious
People are often worried about, or even fear, their own negative thoughts and feelings. Regret, anger, or self-condemnation about sad events or failures in the past, dissatisfaction in the present, and anxiety or fear for possible events in the future comes about...
by Center Staff | Feb 14, 2017 | Holistic Health, Progressive Religious, Spiritual But Not Religious, Uncategorized
Mindfulness Meditation practice has its origin in centuries-old religious-spiritual practices. In recent decades in the West, this practice has been “cleansed” of its religious-spiritual roots for therapeutic use in clinical settings, and...
by Center Staff | Jan 23, 2017 | Aging and Spirituality, Holistic Health
Research in recent decades concluded that older people who are more religious are better at coping with the stresses of aging, such as the diagnosis of a terminal illness, death of a spouse, or declines in physical functioning and generally have better health...
by Center Staff | Jan 18, 2017 | Holistic Health
Productivity strategies can be quite helpful and do in fact result in greater productivity, but for many people something important is missing. Oliver Burkeman offers a refreshing view on this issue in a withering analysis of the time management schemes to which so...
by Gary Foresman, MD | Jan 12, 2017 | Gary Foresman, Holistic Health
I would like to balance our science-based articles on medicine with our wisdom-based articles on healing. Everyone must relearn the fact that they exist as their own best physicians. Every system of healing relies on the individual to care for themselves, while...
