The Healing Power of Owning Our Mistakes
By Pablo Diaz2 min read
Why it’s healthier to take responsibility for our wrongdoing.
Health and Wellness
8 Allergy Myths and Facts You Need to Know
By Jessica Toomer5 min read
We spoke with Dr. Clifford Bassett, spokesperson for the American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology, to get the truth about allergies, and to debunk some harmful myths surrounding them.
Mystery Solved: She Found the Perfect Project to Engage Her Ailing Friend
By Geri Christensen5 min read
She prayed long and hard for an activity they could still do together. The answer? Writing mystery novels.
How Technology Helped a Lonely Widow Reconnect
Diane wanted to help her mother-in-law overcome loneliness, but first she had to convince her that technology was to be embraced, not avoided.
9 Ways to a More Satisfying Life
By Roberta Messner3 min read
These simple, time-proven tips will help you live your best, most rewarding life.
7 Ways Church Can Make You Happier
By Rick Hamlin2 min read
A Pew Research Center survey finds positive reasons for a spiritual community.
5 Ways to Be a Better Listener
By The Editors2 min read
Seniors can easily become isolated and lonely. Learning how to practice ‘Active Listening’ can help the elderly remain connected.
3 Authentically Positive Answers to the Question, ‘How Are You?’
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi2 min read
Positive but honest answers to an everyday greeting
How a Lonely Widow Reconnected with Loved Ones
By Diane Stark6 min read
Overcoming her aversion to smartphones and social media opened up her world.
A Monk-Turned-Money Manager Shares His Best Financial Advice
Doug Lynam, a money manager who was formerly a Benedictine monk, offers financial tips from his unique background and distinct point of view.
A Behind-the-Scenes Look at How a Kayak Is Made
Walt Vosicka, 65, shares the spiritual practice of building his own kayaks and how it prepares him for the water.
