Tag Archives: stress

My last post of 2011

Share It’s 4 PM on December 31, 2011. Eight hours to go, and it’s 2012. The aliens will be landing, the tidal waves will be crashing in,  even in our little town in the foothills of the mountains, the supermarkets will have no food, money won’t be worth anything anymore, and solar flares will make [...]

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The Biochemistry of Stress

Share Most everyone is familiar with John Gray’s book, Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus, which came out more than 20 years ago. It brought the issue of differences between men and women to a much wider audience than had ever happened before, and has to date sold more than 50 million copies [...]

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Popping the Magic Pill

Share Ok, friends, listen up, as this is seriously interesting stuff. A couple of years ago, I got introduced to a supplement (that’s capsules in a bottle, like at the health food store) by my friend John Gray.  The effects have been remarkable over this time, and the implications for the relationship of brain chemistry [...]

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Our Natural Vision

Share Here is a passage from my 2005 Bestseller, “The Translucent Revolution.” Vision is vital. It is the fuel that motivates action. It gives meaning to our lives, the aspiration to reach beyond our limits. Vision tells us where to put our energy, allows us to push through unforeseen obstacles, and, when a group of [...]

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Translucent Parenting: Meeting the Deeper Needs

Share As we move full on into summer time, where the living is easy, fish are jumping and the cotton is high…  those of us with small children to steward may feel a little challenged by the demands as well as the rewards of parenting.  So here is a passage from my 2005 Bestseller, “The [...]

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Wellness Retreat with John Gray

Share I’ve just come home from one of the kindest things I’ve done for my body in 52 years.  Colors look much brighter and sharper than they have before, I can smell flowers and food distinctly, there’s a gentle hunger in my belly that’s no longer a sense of craving, but a health instinct for [...]

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Playing to Play

The difference between playing to play and playing to win, and what it has to do with your state of consciousness.

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