Volume 1 Number 30 |
The Editor's Desk: | August 1 - August 7, 2010 |
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Our mission is to present spiritual responses to some of the greatest challenges that life has to offer: events like death of a loved one, breakup of a relationship, serious accident or illness, crises of identity, recovery from addiction, loss of job or career, retirement, and other life-altering events. |
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When you have prostate cancer surgery (aka, a radical prostatectomy) accompanied by a gamut of physical or emotional traumas, it’s crucial to develop or retain an “attitude of gratitude.” This spiritual disposition can help us cope more effectively with various crises, large and small. We’d do well to manifest our gratitude more than [Continue]
Doctors aren't gods, but in their ability to sustain life they sometimes seem one-step removed! [Continue]
It’s been said that, “To the world you may only be one person, but to one person, you may be the world.” Most of us doubt we’ll even be noticed by a sizable portion of the 6 ½ billion who inhabit this planet. We wonder whether we’ll amount to much, compared to some of the [Continue]
Last April I was asked to "kick-off" the annual "Relay for Life" near my home in Sarasota, Florida, by offering a survivor’s invocation. It’s one of thousands of cancer relays held every year around the country. In keeping with the goal of alleviating the spirit in crisis, I’d like to share my invocation with you here. [Continue]
When it comes to prostate cancer or other illnesses, conventional and experimental Western medicine can help us heal. But traditional medicine combined with spirituality has an even greater impact. [Continue]
