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Meditation and the Power in Emptiness: Unlocking Limitless Potential

In Emptiness, there lies ultimate spiritual freedom. A soul, unbound, is free to access any dimension of consciousness. But does Emptiness have an application in the physical world, especially for those of us still experiencing the material plane here on Earth?

Breaking the Cynicism Habit and Trusting the Good in People

I’ve come across that response countless times before, either by words or facial expressions. Even when people don’t say it verbally, they communicate their cynicism with their eyes. Why is it so hard to believe in the genuine goodness in people? Are we too cynical as a society?

Creating a Non-Toxic Home: Jamie Lake's Simple Approach to Clean Living

One thing I want to mention is that not all fragrances are bad. We’ve sort of come to this notion that fragrances are bad and essential oils are good, which is not always the case. Not all fragrances are bad and not all essential oils are good.

Maria Vesanen 11/28/23 Maria Vesanen 11/28/23

How Establishing Boundaries and Prioritizing My Wellbeing Improved the Quality of My Life

Many of us struggle with external demands, stress, and busy schedules. We are programmed to believe that we are only valuable if we are constantly producing, achieving, or available for everybody. I’d really like to challenge that belief.

Olivia Wu 9/15/23 Olivia Wu 9/15/23

Benjamin Franklin’s 13 Virtues: Why They Are More Necessary Than Ever

Throughout history, different religions, philosophers, and governments refined and rewrote a list of fundamental virtues to fit their constitutions and purpose at the time. Yet, in 1726, young Benjamin Franklin, at the age of 20, created a list of virtues for himself, to help him develop into the person he wanted to become.