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12 de jun. de 2024 · Aging as a Spiritual Practice – A Contemplative Guide to Growing Older and Wiser profoundly impacted my approach to aging. Buddhist priest and meditation teacher Lewis Richmond offers “an inner road map that reimagines aging not as a time of decline, but as a time of fulfillment that can, in spite of occasional indignities, be ...
24 de jun. de 2024 · The journey of aging is a personal one, colored by our unique experiences, habits, and attitudes. It is not just about the passing of years, but how we navigate and live these years that matters most. Staying self-aware and perceptive in our 70s and beyond isn’t the result of magic potions or miracle genes.
Hace 1 día · Have you ever wondered how certain numbers seem to follow you around, sent by the universe to guide you? Numbers like 1818 carry deep spiritual significance and are believed to unlock hidden potential, fostering spiritual growth and creative power. In the spiritual realm, the number 1818 is more than just a sequence of digits—it's a beacon of manifestation and creation. Delving into its ...
19 de jun. de 2024 · Along these lines, I will have exciting news to share about this shortly, as the leading organization in the conscious aging field will be announcing their plans to launch intimate in-person SASS groups, using our study guide, to begin meeting weekly on ZOOM globally starting 2025.
Hace 6 días · Aging gracefully is an art and not everyone understands how to master it. The trick is in finding joy and happiness in the golden years, embracing the inevitability of aging rather than resisting it. Aging doesn’t have to be a countdown to the end, but a countdown to new experiences and wisdom.
17 de jun. de 2024 · Exploring dreams as a creative, contemplative, and community practice. "The map to a new world is in the imagination, in what we see in our third eyes, rather than in the desolation that surrounds us.” ~ Robin D. G. Kelley
19 de jun. de 2024 · It helps with our growth process in becoming Conscious Elders. Through journaling, we can revisit who we were, focus on who we are now, and more clearly think with intention about who want to become. It’s a powerful tool to add to the kit of those things that can help us age well.
