We’re looking at the immanent close of this year and our entry into the teens of this new century. Of course, we do well to look at where we’ve been this past year and where we hope to go in the one that begins anew in a couple of days. It could be a time for a radically new approach to living, if you want it to be.
Read More..>>Before you’ve gained an understanding of your personal destiny and purpose, or when circumstances have disrupted your equilibrium and left you questioning your own identity, no flight, no hiding, no covering up the issues will ever restore your hope to you. That can only happen by going within . . . deep within.
Read More..>>No doubt, you’ll find me a powerful advocate for that mature, dedicated, purposeful, contented man inside you who’s struggling to get out. Every step you take down the road of Midlife Mastery brings you closer to him. Every drug you let go of makes him more real: more present.
Read More..>>The Buddha taught that the cause of all suffering is desire. You don’t have to go far to prove him right: just ask any one of the thousands of men and women who’ve lost their homes through foreclosure in recent months. For those whose sense of self-worth remains fixed on acquisition, loss of their assets represents the greatest tragedy. And yet, isn’t this a very childish attitude?
Read More..>>Outside forces are seldom enough to shatter the ‘American Dream’. No, it’s what’s more likely to be going on inside that erodes the foundations and, more frequently than we’d like to acknowledge, leaves those dreams behind in a heap of ashes.
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