Spirituality

  By Laura Boone – I loved the Flintstones (and yes I am THAT OLD.) I enjoyed the ‘60s vibe of the backgrounds, the cheesy caveman theme and especially the celebrity guest star appearances (remember Ann Margrock and Cary Granite?) When I’m doing readings, my guides send me pictures to …

By Alan Cohen –   How much should you tell other people about what is really important to you? Should you broadcast your dreams to everyone in hopes that others will honor your intentions and support you? Or would you be wiser to keep your visions to yourself and avoid …

­­­ By Alan Cohen – I recently learned of the death of a musician I admire. Ruud was a trombonist in André Rieu’s orchestra. Besides being a talented musician he was something of a comic spark plug, performing clever antics in skits the orchestra wove into their performances. I enjoyed …

  By Alan Cohen –  While traveling in Europe to attend an André Rieu concert, my laptop wouldn’t boot. If you ever had this happen, you know it can be, well, disconcerting. I Googled computer repair technicians in the small Holland city where I was staying, and found two technicians …

Testimonial by Joseph Jarnol –  Spirituality is always with you. You are born with it. Recognizing it is when you become aware of it. The time frame is up to you. Mine was later in age, now I understand it was always there. I had to go through an amazing experience, …

By Misty Soderholm –  When I think of what heals and brings a community together, I think of music, spoken word, visual arts, movement, & harmoniously playing in this dance of life together. When we creatively inspire each other to be the musician, the poet, the artist, or the dancer, …

By Alan Cohen – When my coaching client Lana was a baby, her parents divorced, and she never saw her father again. For much of her life, she felt sad because she was fatherless. As an adult, Lana became a life coach and wanted to set up a studio and …

By Lori Daniel Falk – Have you ever heard the statement, “Oh he/she is just a dog?” Too often the pets we deeply love are referred to as mere animals. Nothing could be further from the truth. If you’ve ever had an animal communication session with your pet, you know …

By Alan Cohen While Dee and I were waiting to be served in a restaurant, I picked up an Etch a Sketch–like toy on a rack near our table, a plaything designed to keep little kids entertained while waiting for food. Curious, I began to write on the screen and …

­­­ By Alan Cohen – Every morning after we walk our dogs, two of them chase each other around the living room coffee table. It’s quite entertaining to watch these exuberant spirits tease each other, bark, and run around in circles. The little one eggs the larger one on, and …