How do we crawl out of the mire of self-pity
“What poison is to food, self-pity is to life.” —Oliver C. Wilson Do you rise and shine or rise and whine? […]
“What poison is to food, self-pity is to life.” —Oliver C. Wilson Do you rise and shine or rise and whine? […]
A reader writes, “Part of my childhood conditioning has been putting the interests of others before my own. I’ve also
Conrad inherited a large, chunky, glass-like stone from his grandfather. Believing it to be worthless, he used it as a
Humor often reveals profound truths. Take, for example, this history of medicine: 2000 BC – Here, eat this root. 1000
Low self-esteem is like driving through life with your hand-brake on (Maxwell Maltz) Bear with me for a moment, for
In North America obesity is widespread and rage is rampant. Why are people engaged in these and other forms of
Although today’s subject, meditation, can stand alone, it is meant to be Part II of my previous article, “It’s time
Doris is unhappy because she thinks life is unfair. Hal is always angry because everyone he meets is a jerk.
A reader writes, “I love the articles you’ve written. They give me a very interesting perspective, but I have a