In today’s world, connection is necessary for many of us. 

So what does connection actually mean? And how can we get more of it in our separated world? 

First, it’s important to remember that whatever we see without begins within. If we want to dissolve disconnection in the world, we must first look inward to uncover and transcend the disconnection inside us—inside our mind clouds and all the information we’ve collected from the outside and have learned to identify with and perceive the world ...

The world today is in transition and in need of healing. Collectively and individually, we’ve faced upheaval, loss, and change; and more is on the horizon. It’s a time for transformation and healing—a time to replace divisiveness with inclusion and neutrality in order to make the world a better place for us all. 

What if I told you I know of a tool that can help? Quartz crystals used as tools for inner work can powerfully impact our lives and make positive transformation and healing possible.

Our perspectives and engagement with the world are formed by the information in our mind cloud. We resonate with that information; and our resonance creates our reality. No wonder, then, that we reject on autopilot—sometimes strongly—information that isn’t in our mind cloud. No wonder that we tend to see those whose realities seem different from our own as “others.” No wonder we feel so divided.

What’s great is that the very same resonance concept means hope for wholeness and inclusiveness. By ...

Two things are true of all of us—without exception. First, human beings are excluding beings. We all exclude what we don’t perceive as “belonging” to us.

Second, that’s not who we are at our baseline. In fact, quite the opposite is true. We are at our core, without exception, interconnected, undivided, inclusive beings. All of us together form an energetic whole.

Our learned exclusion damages not only the collective us but also each of us individually. Exclusion works to divide what is natural...

According to the US Census Bureau, 19.7 million children, nearly a quarter of American children live in father-absent homes. Research shows that, when a child is raised in a father-absent home, he or she can be affected in a number of ways. The child is two times more likely to drop out of school; has a four times greater risk of living in poverty; and is more likely to have behavioral problems, experience abuse and neglect, abuse drugs and alcohol, suffer obesity, and commit crime. Cohabitation...

“There will come a day when people of all races, colors, and creeds will put aside their differences. They will come together in love, joining hands in unification, to heal the Earth and all Her children. They will move over the Earth like a great whirling rainbow, bringing peace, understanding and healing everywhere they go.”

 —Navajo-Hopi Prophesy of the Whirling Rainbow

Ancients related the mind to the nature of our thoughts. The thoughts that you think every single second create the physic...

“In the wave lies the secret of creation.”

—Walter Russell 

It’s no accident that many spiritual traditions around the world, at the core, teach similar truths. Among these, love and compassion are closer to your true nature than fear and selfishness; the essential part of us is immortal, joyful, and free; and resonating with light is our top priority. This is what today’s blog is all about!

But how can light, or something intangible, be our priority in a world ruled by matter? You are more r...

“Think not lightly of good, saying, ‘It will not come to me.’
Drop by drop is the water pot filled.
Likewise, the wise one, gathering it little by little,
Fills oneself with good.”

 —Dhammapada 9.122

When you ask people about their most cherished values, “happiness” is always at the top of the list. We know when we feel it. We associate it with a range of positive emotions—joy, contentment, gratification, well-being. Inarguably, happiness means something different for each of us; this becomes ...

If you stop the automatic pilot that steers your everyday life and reflect on today’s leadership, you’ll notice a common pattern—a stronger focus on profit and competition than on caring for others, cooperation, solidarity, and collaboration. Sometimes leadership can do more harm than good. Our inner resonance is literal, recreating and attracting literally what our leaders say and do! I’ve noticed that many leaders today don’t display active listening skills, natural empathy, or connection in t...

Energy can neither be created nor destroyed; energy can only be transferred or changed from one form to another.
—Einstein, the first law of thermodynamics

From nonmaterial energy, we became matter. From formless, we became corporeal. From boundless, we become restricted. From homogeneity, we become separated. And from deep silence, we became one with our mother and with each of her wandering thoughts, feelings, and inner voices—in the shape of energy vibrations. Our biological mother is unques...