So its really challenging to find a “delicious yes”—the internal place of pure satisfaction and right action, when an external flow or circumstance has lined up so nicely. For example: You hired someone to paint your house and it’d be a perfect time to...

Yup, I love them! A good rant is telling you about your personal boundaries. Usually it’s a boundary about how much heartache you’re willing to watch or take part in: heartache because you can’t watch someone you love hurt,

So many of us feel really stuck at some point in our journey to liberate ourselves from suffering. I get a lot of letters each week, and across the board I usually find this same snag: an internal pressure to manipulate or escape or avoid what your bod...

Wrapping up our series on abundance, let’s talk about money… Part of a four-part series on Abundance: Abundance 101, Abundance 102, Abundance 103, and Abundance 104 (this post).

What can a tomato teach us about abundance? Let’s continue the conversation from last week with Abundance 103: Part of a four-part series on Abundance: Abundance 101, Abundance 102, Abundance 103 (you are here), and Abundance 104 (coming next Wednesday!).

Picking up from last week’s conversation, let’s talk about the fear that is at the root of the feelings of “not enough”. That fear can feel so real and so important… but is it really true? Part of a four-part series on Abundance: Abundance 101,

I’m going to be doing a multi-part series on abundance. Abundance can be recognized as a natural movement inside of life itself; it has the energy of “thrive,” versus “limitation.” Feelings of lack and limitation are always coming from fear,

I love getting these emails, because they come in so consistently! Let’s talk about what’s going on here. Enlightenment is very clearly and obviously linked to more compassion, more love, not less. More equality with others,

This week on the Sharing Sanity podcast, we’re sharing the audio from my second interview with Rick Archer on his show Buddha at the Gas Pump. The audio in the podcast was taken from this YouTube video:

This week on the Sharing Sanity podcast, we’re sharing the audio from when I was interviewed by Rick Archer for his wonderful interview series called Buddha at the Gas Pump. The audio in the podcast was taken from this YouTube video: