Change Makes Cents
By Caleigh LeGrand I sometimes superstitiously pick up change I find on the ground. On a morning shortly after February 4th, 2013 – the day the Canadian government discontinued the...
By Caleigh LeGrand I sometimes superstitiously pick up change I find on the ground. On a morning shortly after February 4th, 2013 – the day the Canadian government discontinued the...
By Deborah Dickerson Recent experiences have led me to believe that there is a reality which underlies our everyday existence that most of us do not experience very often. Last...
By Patricia Tomasi When I quit my corporate job to follow my kick ass dreams, I could never have imagined the opportunities that would come my way, simply because I...
By Caleigh Le Grand Today’s dinner break had me thumbing the pages of a Peanuts comic book while I waited for my profiteroles to be packed up at a nearby...
By Dr. Amy Clements-Cortes Music and medicine have been paired together throughout history, and music was used by many ancient cultures in connection with healing practices. In African cultures, the...
By Deborah Dickerson Nature. Such a mystery. When was the last time you thought of the nature of yourself, the nature of the earth or the nature of the universe?...
By Jody Aberdeen Robert Pirsig, author of Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, once wrote that, “The world’s biggest fool can say the sun is shining, but that doesn’t...
By Caleigh Le Grand I suck at meditating. Both my mother and sister are yogis, but the mental repose gene seemed to have skipped over me. I’m the girl who...
By Tammy Gunn For many years I wasn’t sure how to answer this question. I didn’t feel very inspired by much, if anything. I went from job to job, looking...
By Toni Grates For the busy, multitasking mom (and the increasingly busy dad, spouse, single and everyone else in our fast-paced culture) there never seems to be enough hours in...