Podcast: Author, culture critic, and activist Luvvie Ajayi Jones
Luvvie Ajayi Jones inspires people to overcome fear, become audacious, and show up.
Luvvie Ajayi Jones inspires people to overcome fear, become audacious, and show up.
National Women’s History Month encourages us to celebrate, study, and observe the vital role of women in American history. Here are online events to get you started.
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The phoenix appears throughout the world as a symbol of rebirth and resilience. How can you invoke the power of the mystical phoenix in your daily life?
Based on the imagery of a phoenix, these affirmations will help you rise from the ashes and emerge victorious.
“Play is the gateway to vitality,” says The National Institute for Play. When is the last time you took the time to just play?
Are you an ON person or an OFF person? Yoga teacher and somatic counselor Hala Khouri shares ideas for moving toward self-regulation.
Yoga and mental health are inextricably intertwined. Yoga helps promote mindfulness, healing from trauma, and boosts creativity.
The author of “Professional Troublemaker: The Fear-Fighter Manual,” Luvvie Ajayi Jones offers a guide to dealing with imposter syndrome, boosting self-confidence, and becoming a professional troublemaker.
Stuck and disappointed? Affirmations for surrender and trust can help get you through.
Wounded in body or spirit? A energy meditation can assist with healing and recovery.
Create a sacred space in your home. First find your major chakra, then discover the aesthetic that fits that chakra’s energy.
“Creativity is an essential part of being human.” Artist Flora Bowley offers everyday ways to move past “creative wounds” and flex your creative muscles.
The foundation of mental, physical, and spiritual health is rest. Four rest experts provide insight on sacred rest.
What do you want? Use the power of intention to focus your mind on your next steps.
Praying to dog? Studies have shown prayer has a positive impact on mental and physical health and healing—regardless of who or what you pray to.
Tired of all the JUNK? Become inspired by Benedictine simplicity. Look for new ways to keep your space less cluttered.
Explore the most accessible ways to achieve natural vagus nerve stimulation.
Feel spiritual when you’re on a bike? Embrace that feeling and make a practice of the spirituality of cycling.
Author Natalie Goldberg talks about reading and studying haiku as a spiritual practice.
“If I could, I’d go back in time and join my younger self in the early morning hours of his wedding day.”
“When I teach my patients how to identify their inner dragons, they start to recognize what’s fueling their fears, emotional pain, and unhealthy behaviors.”
“A theopoetic approach to faith is diverse and communal. How you listen to God may differ from how I listen to God—because we’re different people with different experiences.”