Articles
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Sudoku #22 – Difficulty: Tough
Welcome back to our monthly sudoku puzzle. Relax, take some time off. Click here for the latest puzzle.
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Practicing Nonattachment – Allowing Our Children To Be
by Madisyn Taylor One of the hardest things to do as a parent is to allow our children to be who they want to be. Parenting asks us to rise to some…
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Going With The Flow
by Madisyn Taylor Going with the flow doesn’t mean we don’t know where we’re going; rather we are open to other ways of getting there. The expression going with the flow is…
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Goals – A Concrete Dream
by Madisyn Taylor It is vital to take action on your goals in life rather than just daydreaming about them. Our desires act as fuel, propelling us toward new horizons. Without something…
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Origins of Black History Month: February
February is African American History Month Black History Month, or National African American History Month, is an annual celebration of achievements by black Americans and a time for recognizing the central role…
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Creating Connections While Apart – Family Ceremonies
by Madisyn Taylor If you are apart from your family you can decide upon a reminder together, and create a simple ceremony of connection that defies any distance. Life’s journeys may sometimes…
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Love Is A Many-Splendored Thing – Books About Love
The word “love” doesn’t necessarily always mean romance. Celebrate Valentine’s Day this month with these great reads on the many kinds of love: The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion– it’s a different…
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Old Timer’s Football – Funny Bone
Two old football players were lamenting about how they were nearing the end of their lives. “It sure has been a great run for both of us as we reach the end…
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Consciously Reconnecting – Opening A Closed Connection
by Madisyn Taylor If you feel abandoned or cut off from Spirit, know that it is always there for you waiting for you to plug back in. There may be times when…
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We’re Married – Does That Reduce Our Combined Social Security Benefits?
Question: My husband and I are both entitled to our own Social Security benefits. Will our combined benefits be reduced because we are married? Answer: No. When each member of a married…