How to Deal with Grief
One of the basic teachings of Buddhism is impermanence, which means nothing lasts forever, and that includes life. We know this, and yet we are
Hate Crimes Have a New Target: Asian Americans
In a recent article in The New York Times, Vanessa Hua tackled the subject of how American- born Asian Americans are finding it challenging to
Fully Vaccinated? Now, what?
You’ve had your two vaccinations and are feeling pretty safe to travel and resume life. According to the CDC, you are considered “fully vaccinated” if
“Friends Are the Leaves of the Tree of Life” —George Meredith
It was so easy to make friends when we were younger. When we were in school, everyone was a potential buddy. We had classes with
The Birth of a Book
I wasn’t planning to write another book. I had just gone through several major life changes, including closing my business after thirty years of juggling
The Pandemic, One Year Later
The news is full of stories trying to encapsulate the most unforgettable year most of us have ever lived through. When we think back on
7 Tips for Surviving Daylight Saving Time
Article by Alison Gwinn, AARP, Updated March 12, 2021 Are you ready for DST? If you’re not, you have lots of company. Daylight Saving Time
Love, Medicine, and Miracles
In 1986 Bernie Siegel, MD, wrote a groundbreaking book that elicited much skepticism among his peers. Love, Medicine and Miracles presented a unique theory of patient
How to Survive and Thrive in Tough Times
We are living in stressful times. The news seems to get worse by the day. The United States continues to set records for numbers of
Nothing to Fear but Fear Itself
“We have nothing to fear but fear itself,” said Franklin Delano Roosevelt when he was sworn in as president in 1933, in the midst of the
