Now reading the Self category
Modern Day Meditation: Finding Peace Anywhere
January 5, 2012 by Ilana Arazie
Filed under Featured, Health, Latest, Self
The other day I was reading Metro and came across an interview with a “meditation consultant.” Is this really a new line of work in 2010? What do meditation consultants do? Sit with you and breathe away stress? Where do I apply? Then I read on. The interviewee, Andy Puddicombe, is a former monk who studied in monastaries all over India, [...]
Ringing In The New Year: 5 Reasons To Raise Your Glass
Here’s a novel thought… we choose to be happy… Know that? So why are you still lazy, sick, selfish and unhappy? The US alone ranks well over 100 on the scale of global happiness. Choosing to be happy can lead to serenity, bliss and joy. Aiding in chemical-free treatment of depression and so many other [...]
5 Ways To Think Happy
December 20, 2011 by Ilana Arazie
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We all know that life spent navigating the hectic pace of New York City can be overwhelming, even frustrating. I ran into a friend the other day, and when I asked how she was doing, I got a shrug and an “eh…” like she was some crotchety old grandpa about to tell me about her [...]
Expect Miracles: 5 Steps To Making Them Happen
December 6, 2011 by Gabrielle Bernstein
Filed under Featured, Health, Latest, Self
I believe in miracles. Period. Full stop. For some of you, that may be a pretty ballsy statement. For others, it may seem like an unrealistic pipe dream. Still others may want to believe in miracles but encounter resistance. Why have miracles become a cute concept we tweet about, or a possibility we turn to [...]
John Of God Healed Me…I Think
November 1, 2011 by Ilana Arazie
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I guess I needed healing. Why else would I sign up to see John of God from Brazil, who made his way to the Omega Center in Rhinebeck, N.Y. last week? Though what I’m healing exactly, I’m not sure. I only learned about the big spiritual macha John of God a few weeks ago from an [...]
Redesign Your Life
November 1, 2011 by Jennifer Tuma-Young
Filed under Career, Featured, Latest, Self
I was speaking with a client the other day, and she was overwhelmed. She said she comes home from work, and her mind is still racing with news headlines, work overload, and day-to-day tasks. Simply put, she could not relax. I’m sure you can relate!! I think every one of us, no matter what phase of [...]
How To Become A Spirit Junkie
September 13, 2011 by Gabrielle Bernstein
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For twenty years I kept a journal in which I wrote about heartbreak, anxiety, drug addiction and eating disorders. It was my only outlet from my pain. But today my journal entries reflect an empowered woman who is happy and bleeds authenticity. I’ve overcome my addictions to love, drugs, food, work and fear. I worked hard, [...]
Forgiveness: 10 Quick Ways to Let Go & Move Forward
September 9, 2011 by Rebecca Friese Rodskog
Filed under Featured, Latest, Relationships, Self
Are the voices in your head constantly running down a list of things that you didn’t do quite as well as you were hoping (or what you think others were expecting)? Then you fall into the great, great category of women who are way too hard on themselves.
A Spiritual Diet
August 18, 2011 by Ilana Arazie
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Confession time: I just ate a grilled steak and cheese sandwich for lunch, followed by carrot cake. OK, so I shared the carrot cake with a friend. And beta-Carotene, even when processed into bits, counts for something. Right? Twenty guilty minutes later, I find myself cozying up to the book “A Course in Weight Loss” [...]
If You Vision It, It Will Come
August 1, 2011 by Ilana Arazie
Filed under Career, Featured, Latest, Self
If one more loon tells me they have a vision board, I might lose it. Everyone and their best friend’s brother has one, it seems. Umm. Including me. I signed up for a visioning workshop this past weekend put on by Kristina Leonardi, one of my favorite career coaches. I’m guilty; I’ll admit I like the [...]















