Thrive

For all its developments, human civilization hasn’t evolved into a more peaceful and compassionate whole. Instead, a surge of the...

Submitting only validates tyrannical displays of power and ensures that there will be more such displays in the future. #lockdowns...

Research is uncovering how the pandemic affected our romantic relationships and tips for staying close and connected. #covid19 #relationships

Hope can erode when we perceive threats to our way of life, and these days, plenty are out there. #coronavirus...

New research suggests that gratitude plays an indirect role in improving our health. #gratitude

Gregg Braden talks about the seven Essene mirrors of relationships, and specifically the 3rd mirror, which is the mirror of...

I felt compelled to write about ‘being the change’ this week after all of the negative news going on the...

When you feel like no one understands you, you inevitably feel alone and tend to withdraw and I think this...

A question-and-answer exercise may help middle schoolers build friendships, including with kids of different ethnicities. #friendships

Be about what makes me happy and shy away from what makes me sad.

How might your life change if you recognized that observing might be the most powerful thing you could do?  We...

Well, if there is nothing good going around, then let us create some positive vibes and keep the cycle going....

Purpose is not a destination, suggests research, but a journey and a practice. #pupose

Lee Harris offers some insight into balancing our internal and external belief systems and recognizing we have the choice to...

In the challenging times that we are living through, it is crucially important for us to not “fit in,” but...