Mind, Body, Spirit

  • Time Well Spent
    We often spend our time checking boxes on a to-do list. In doing so, we forget to truly see the beauty that surrounds us.
  • Ask Grand Master Lu: Trust Your Body
    You asked and he answered. Find out what Grand Master Lu has to say about innate trust and your body's ability to heal.
  • Winter Cooking: Harmonious Spaces
    Renew with a warm meal and joyous conversation. Allow the harmonious space you've created infuse goodness into everyone that enters.
  • The Body Never Lies: Winter Blues
    The winter blues are the body’s way of communicating. Follow these tips to bring your body back into balance.
  • Let Meditation Move You
    Meditation helps you connect—with yourself, Nature, and all beings—and develop the awareness that you are one with the Universe.
  • The Creativity and Curiosity of Play
    Play is a breath of fresh air and a chance to renew our creativity and curiosity—something every living creature needs.
  • Uncover Your Inner Light
    There is a light that shines within each and every one of us. At birth, that light is glowing and powerful. Its magic embraces and draws people in. But as we go through our lives, it becomes clouded by the responsibilities and expectations of daily life. Although it may seem to dull over time, your […]
  • Take the First Step
    This week, the world celebrated Martin Luther King, Jr., a man who inspired others to believe that through faith, real change is possible.
  • Promise and Potential
    A crescent moon—especially one in which we can see the moon's full outline—represents the promise and potential of what is to come.
  • Life Experiences
    Can you let go of past experiences to allow yourself to experience the real power of today and the promise of the future?
  • Enough is a Feast
    This Buddhist proverb teaches us that less is more, in the truest sense of the word. When we have just enough, we have all that we need. Enough is a feast.
  • The Iceberg: A Metaphor for Life
    Only about 10% of an iceberg is visible above the water's surface. What if we viewed people and situations in that same light?