The story goes like this. My neighbor Harold, a very nice 80- something young gentleman, knocked on my door, asking for a little help. “I am sure that you can help me with my problem-can you?” asked Harold. “Sure, I’ll try to do whatever I can do for you,” I said passionately. “But, I need

“He who has a why to live can bear with almost any how” (Nietzsche) I sent the above quote to friend of mine who is suffering enormously, trying to help him in the only way I know, by giving him my support, understanding and unconditional friendship. It took me a couple of days to write

Yes, my question is “Do you worry…enough?” I mean, do you worry so much that you don’t know how to stop producing worry thoughts. If you do not worry in that way, this article is not for you. You have to be very satisfied with yourselves and just skip it and do it something else!

I got this unexpected question just a minute after finishing my presentation on positive thinking. Honestly, I was very surprised, even confused and totally unprepared. Actually, I sensed a bit of anger in the individual’s voice. How should I answer this angry person? “Yes, I do”? In a split second I made a decision and

The weather was prefect for an outdoor birthday party. I was there with a group of friends. The celebrator, I’ll call her Helen, was a very spiritual and interesting person.  She was very gifted: a writer, dancer, musician and poet. How is it possible to be so skillful? During our conversation, I asked her, “Helen,

The topic is self-love. This article hopes to convey some basic facts about self-love. Love we experience for ourselves. We are not talking about egotistical, selfish love. We are talking about natural, real, acceptable and understandable love for oneself. You may think love for oneself is not love at all! But do not underestimate its