Heartfulness eMagazine
The New Children
TERRAN DAILY begins a series of articles that offer parenting and teaching tips for today’s children. She sets the scene by explaining the consciousness shift we are undergoing from a mechanistic worldview to a systems worldview, and how as adults this changes the way we nurture our children.
9 min |
September 2020
Heartfulness eMagazine
Service, Simplicity & Songwriting part 2
With an Ivy league education, this MTV rap/hip hop star was living the American dream and working on Wall Street when the events of 9/11 unfolded in front of his eyes. Giving up the corporate world, NIMO PATEL decided to pursue his passion for music in LA, but a chronic health issue led him to seek Ayurvedic treatment in India. He stayed back for 6 months to volunteer at the Gandhi Ashram in Ahmedabad and continues to this day working with the slum children of the city when he’s not working for his own non-profit organization, Empty Hands Music. In part 2, VANESSA PATEL continues to learn more about him and his mantra “Service, Simplicity & Songwriting.”
10+ min |
September 2020
Heartfulness eMagazine
JUST THINKING AND FEELING: WHAT IS A MISTAKE?
How do you handle a situation in which someone is so scared of making a mistake in the decision they need to make that they panic? If most of their energy is focused on the panic, then very little is left to deal with the problem that is worrying them. So, let’s see how we can reduce anxiety. The first thing to do is to take a deep breath and relax.
4 min |
September 2020
Heartfulness eMagazine
A User's Guide to Living - Part 9
Happiness, Food and Resources
10+ min |
September 2020
Heartfulness eMagazine
A Love Letter to the Future: Part 1
“What we do now echoes in eternity,” said Marcus Aurelius. The transition of the past few months has been stressful but also a time to remove obsolete habits, to rebuild our priorities, and to explore new paradigms. With this in mind, PURNIMA RAMAKRISHNAN interviewed DR. ELIZABETH DENLEY on our ability to adapt to changes during COVID times. Elizabeth holds a PhD in ecology as well as having spent over 30 years practicing Yoga and studying the yogic sciences. She sees the bridging of science and spirituality as the way of the future.
8 min |
September 2020
White Wing Messenger
TIME TO LAMENT
Reconciliation through Mourning
4 min |
September 2020
White Wing Messenger
The Fruit of the Spirit Brings Reconciliation
To reconcile means “to cause to coexist in harmony; make or show to be compatible.” If we are to coexist in harmony with each other, we must walk in the Spirit so that we do not fulfill the lusts of the flesh. The flesh wants to be in control. This leads to many people being incompatible. But there is a solution: the fruit of the Spirit.
6 min |
September 2020
White Wing Messenger
The Ministry of RECONCILIATION
As I was doing research for this article, the following words written by Rev. Brian A. Tillman, chair of the Commission on Religion and Race in the North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church, leaped off the page as I was reading. “Reconciliation is not something we hold hands and pray for God to do — no Kumbaya. It is work that God has given to us to do.”1 This quote is instructive as we seek to understand what it means to engage in the ministry of reconciliation, particularly against the backdrop of the current global protests against racial injustice. Reconciliation is the work of the church.
4 min |
September 2020
White Wing Messenger
PENTECOST Reconciles
I know a man whose family moved to the United States from South Korea when he was elementary school age. He has vivid memories of feeling as if something had been torn away; an abrupt disconnection from the culture he loved and the life that made sense to him. He was replanted in a country, neighborhood, and school where everyone spoke a language he had not mastered. He was harassed and mistreated by the other children because he didn’t look like them.
6 min |
September 2020
White Wing Messenger
One Child Fund
Indonesia Children’s Home
1 min |
September 2020
White Wing Messenger
Kids can serve their world
Shaun McKinley International Children’s Ministries Director CHILDREN’S MINISTRIES
3 min |
September 2020
White Wing Messenger
I JUST WANT TO BE SEEN
Thomas said to Him, “Lord, we do not know where You are going, and how can we know the way?” Jesus said to him, “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me. If you had known Me, you would have known My Father also; and from now on you know Him and have seen Him.” Philip said to Him, “Lord, show us the Father, and it is sufficient for us.” Jesus said to him, “Have I been with you so long, and yet you have not known Me, Philip? He who has seen Me has seen the Father; so how can you say, ‘Show us the Father?’” (John 14:5–9 NJKV).
7 min |
September 2020
White Wing Messenger
Hope For Tomorrow
Paul Holt Director of Finance and Administration STEWARDSHIP MINISTRIES
2 min |
September 2020
White Wing Messenger
Genereal Overseer's Global Address
Bishop Sam N.Clements July 11, 2020
5 min |
September 2020
Spirituality & Health
Two Meanings of “the Body Keeps the Score”
THE SOUL OF THERAPY KEVIN ANDERSON, PHD
5 min |
Sep/Oct 2020
Spirituality & Health
THE ONE MINUTE, ICY COLD PATH OF AWAKENING
(IF YOU STAY WARM AND DRY, IT WILL TAKE 10 MINUTES)
10+ min |
Sep/Oct 2020
Spirituality & Health
The Speed of Our Age
NOW THAT WE’VE BEEN forced to stop, it’s easier to see how speed thwarts us. For when we become entranced with how quickly things move, we stop listening to what matters. This is how worry feeds itself, how it fills us with psychic noise.
3 min |
Sep/Oct 2020
Spirituality & Health
HEALING FOR THE GUT
JULIE PETERS describes her experience with SIBO and her long journey back to health.
5 min |
Sep/Oct 2020
Spirituality & Health
Erin Robinson
S&H editor Ben Nussbaum spoke with Brooklyn-based artist Erin Robinson about the corporate world, digital art, and her evolution as an illustrator.
4 min |
Sep/Oct 2020
Spirituality & Health
CB … X?
CBD is widely available, but it’s hardly the only cannabinoid. MELISSA HOWSAM explores what’s next.
3 min |
Sep/Oct 2020
Spirituality & Health
E-WELLNESS
From medical appointments to yoga classes, the world has gone virtual— and it’s working. BRANDI-ANN UYEMURA digs into the future of care.
6 min |
Sep/Oct 2020
Spirituality & Health
Azim Khamisa, the Tariq Khamisa Foundation
“SUSTAINED GOODWILL creates friendship. Sustained friendship creates trust. Sustained trust creates empathy. Sustained empathy creates compassion. Sustained compassion creates peace,” states Azim Khamisa, articulating his Peace Formula.
3 min |
Sep/Oct 2020
Spirituality & Health
HOLISTIC PRACTICES FOR GRIEF
KATHRYN DRURY WAGNER speaks with trauma expert Kathryn Templeton on how to move from immobilization into balance and harmony.
4 min |
Sep/Oct 2020
Spirituality & Health
29 Ways to Let it go....Let it ALL go
Maybe you’ve come across one of those bumper stickers that reads Let That #$!% Go, or you’ve seen a T-shirt with the same expression and a serene image of Buddha. But how to let go?
8 min |
Sep/Oct 2020
Spirituality & Health
I TEAL YOU
September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. The facts: It’s the deadliest gynecological cancer. There is no screening test. Symptoms (if any) are usually vague and easily dismissible, so ovarian cancer often goes undetected in its early stages.
2 min |
Sep/Oct 2020
Angels on Earth
Till we meet again
Gifts of love arrive when least expected
6 min |
Sept/Oct 2020
Angels on Earth
My Pegasus
I’ve found a better name for the golden palomino mare we loved in childhood
8 min |
Sept/Oct 2020
Angels on Earth
her afghan angels
I always wondered what inspired my mother’s colorful creations
3 min |
Sept/Oct 2020
Angels on Earth
Hawkeye
Love made a nest in her own backyard
3 min |
Sept/Oct 2020
Angels on Earth
GUIDING LIGHT
A long, dark drive in the pounding rain... and a gift from the heavens
4 min |