In an age of constant change and uncertainty, how can we remain calm, centered, and able to respond wisely? Creativity coach and psychotherapist Eric Maisel… Read More »Serene Readiness in Challenging Times with Eric Maisel, Ph.D.
We cannot make a blade of grass. Yet there is liable not to be a blade of grass in the future unless it is accepted,… Read More »A FAVORITE QUOTE FROM A NEW DIMENSIONS GUEST: ANGELA MANNO
How does a body of poetry spoken more than seven hundred years ago find its way onto today’s best-seller lists? The answer lies in… Read More »Spotlight: Rumi: Poet of Divine Ecstasy
When we look beyond an ego-centered view, we discover that we are not separate from nature. Our survival, sanity, and sense of meaning depend on… Read More »A Biocentric View of Our Common Home with Angela Manno
We walk on the roof of hell, gathering blossoms. Issa, 18th century Japanese poet “For many years, I heard that poem only one way. I… Read More »A FAVORITE QUOTE FROM A NEW DIMENSIONS GUEST: JANE HIRSHFIELD
In this time of global uncertainty good poems can soften the heart and help us face another day with curiosity, wonder and hope. A good… Read More »The Power Of Poetry In Uncertain Times with Jane Hirshfield
Dr. Prager’s book, The Worst is Over, is hailed as the ‘Bible’ for crisis communication. This deep dialogue explores the power of Verbal First Aidtm… Read More »How Words Can Change the Outcome of a Crisis Situation with Judith Simon Prager, Ph.D.
The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscape but in having new eyes. Marcel Proust (1871-1922), French writer who wrote Remembrance of… Read More »Judith Prager, Ph.D.
Mark Nepo speaks of being wholehearted as being present to our lives so that we become an open conduit to experience everything that’s larger than… Read More »Presence: Inhabiting Our Humanness with Mark Nepo
