Grief has been part of my life for the past twenty years. I must admit, the last three years has been the most intense grieving times to which I willingly opened myself up to. I was spent from all the psychological analysis over the years, resentful that nothing could inspire in me a peaceful relationship …
Falling in Love with Winter
This lovely read has is written by Pavitra Gurumurthi, our Transition Mentor. You can find the original article on her website. Stepping into the throes of winter, I feel my mind, body and spirit sink into the cold embrace of the winter months in the Southern Hemisphere. I grew up in Bangalore. It used to …
Could a personal altar add to your life?
For some of us, the search for balance and harmony can feel like a constant challenge. Juggling all aspects of our busy lives, we need to ‘schedule in’ or block out’ space for our well-being. Trying to fit ‘me time’ into our digital time lines has become the necessary norm. That’s if we’re organised enough to do so, …
Addicted to our smartphones
I am alarmed by how I’m becoming increasingly addicted to my own smartphone. I’m devolving, HELP! I picked up my phone 100 TIMES yesterday. For what? I’m an adult woman with a business, a family, great friendships and a bunch of fun projects I struggle to have time for already. So what’s with the increasing …
A musing about work and love – Why I do what I do
Written by Dr. Tracy Kopp, Chiropractor We humans live for connection. What is a life, if it is lived alone? Touch and belonging are two of the deepest needs we have. Without them, we wither and die. Recently, an experience with a co-worker reminded me of how lucky I am to be in a place …
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