ByTeri Dluznieski
We all make agreements, all the time. We make agreements with ourselves, the people around us, and the larger world/universe/reality/ god. As in literature, where there are 3 basic themes, man v self, man v nature, man v man. So too, we have contracts, or agreements that govern, or rule-create those different sorts of engagements….
ByCatherine Green
I love books. It comes with the territory of being a writer, I reckon. My fondest childhood memories involve visits to our local library and afternoons spent curled up on the sofa or in my bedroom, devouring the pages of my beloved books. I even used to imagine I could be like Matilda from the…
ByRasheed Ogunlaru
“Step into the world and share gifts for the benefit of one and all” – Rasheed Ogunlaru, Coach-Speaker-Author. A funny thing can happen in life; that we play shy, that we step aside, that we are far too quiet.. that we wait until ‘the perfect time.’ As a coach I meet so many talented people…
ByMarcia Hinds
Because language comes later for children with autism, many of our kids struggle with reading comprehension. Even though my son is now an engineer, his weakness in this area was one of my main concerns when he was in elementary school. This worried me, since reading comprehension was part of almost every school subject. Ryan…
ByTony Samara
We have reached a point! There is so much out there that is holding onto the old structure and wanting that structure to survive, because of fear, because of negativity and because of a sense that there is something evil out there. There is nothing evil, we’re just human beings. Of course, some people are…
ByGiora Carmi
On the one hand I am starting to teach the method, which has been so good to me and to many others, and this activity feels very good, as you saw. On the other hand everything else crumbles. I don’t have enough patients to sustain a practice. Almost every single patient that I have ever…
ByTeri Dluznieski
Death and death rites, and how Death and transition can keep us honest, and show us what we really value. I remember when I was younger, I used to comment that we send flowers when someone dies, as a guilt message. To me, then, it seemed to be saying- I didn’t really value you enough…
ByCatherine Green
After returning to school following the half-term holiday here in the UK. I was looking forward to a break from routine, and even hoped that I might find time to rest with my daughters as we prepared for the wedding of my sister and brother-in-law. As it turned out, I spent most of the week…
ByRasheed Ogunlaru
“It does not need to be perfect – or technically correct – to be magic” Rasheed Ogunlaru Sometimes in the strive for perfection we miss out on it being real, honest, authentic. It can be true of our own growth and the things we turn our hands to. Of course it’s important to do things…
ByTony Samara
Most people are human, but everyone will have days when it’s easier and much more light and other days when it is not. That is acceptable. What is not acceptable is when we begin to create a habit out of the negative aspects and limits that we believe to be so strong and that we…
ByMarcia Hinds
Why are we all afraid to use prescription drugs to help our children? I used to be one of those parents who only wanted to use supplements and natural remedies. But I changed my mind. Some of our children need prescription drugs rather than supplements. I am thrilled for those who have recovered their kids with…
ByTeri Dluznieski
This post is a response to a woman and part of a continuing dialogue on LinkedIn. Did I mentioned how much I LOVE that site :).. Anyway- we were talking about past wounds and things that seem to be recurring, or re-surfacing from long ago. This sort of thing definitely does happen. Like quantum entanglement,…