by Jennifer Scott | Nov 17, 2017 | Holistic Health
Putting together a holiday dinner party can be stressful from the second the invite is sent out to the moment the last guest leaves your home on the night of the party (when you still have to deal with cleanup). It’s a small wonder anxiety-prone people tend to avoid...
by Ms. Dantes | Jul 22, 2017 | Ligia Dantes, The Modern Reflective Life
In this article, Ms. Dantes takes readers beyond the goal of “personal transformation”, what too often becomes a limited, self-centered action. Differentiating between personal change and transformation, she shows the way to a deeper awareness of the...
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 20, 2017 | Progressive Religious
The huge disparities in the distribution of wealth, power, opportunity and justice are global problems. But most of us don’t need to look far to see stark disparities in our own communities, towns or cities. If I am relatively comfortable, how honest can I be...
