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Author: Ray Hemachandra

Ray Hemachandra is a management and messaging strategist and consultant for businesses and organizations. He works with leaders and teams on effective strategic vision, analysis, and planning; holistic brand identity and integrity; audience-centric perspective and communication; staff development and well-being; and authentic realization of inclusion and diversity in organizational policies and culture. Ray emphasizes values of community, connection, belonging, and respect in his work. He serves on numerous organizational and government boards and advisory groups, with much of this work centered on social justice, autism, disability, and mental health, and also serves on several nonprofit and government grant-review committees. He speaks at colleges, universities, and conferences, especially about autism and intellectual and developmental disability. Ray has been a magazine and book editor and publisher and has written for newspapers, magazines, and online platforms. Ray lives with his son, Nicholas Hemachandra, in Asheville, North Carolina.
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Nicholas Thurman Jackson Hemachandra: the puzzle known as Superman

[Blogger’s note: I’m noticing how some of the text in this post is now obstructed by imagery or broken up … More

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Beginnings: R. Carlos Nakai

The first substantive interview I ever did was with R. Carlos Nakai in 1998. I’d worked at a newspaper as … More

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Wayne Dyer on the Most Common Meme: I Can’t Change.

  What’s the most common meme people hold? A minister in Maui told me about a boy who was five … More

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Eckhart Tolle on Goal Setting and Being One with the Present Moment

Ray Hemachandra: Eckhart, the practice of being in the moment by definition is not goal-oriented, correct? Eckhart Tolle: Correct. You … More

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Sakyong Mipham on Your Practice and Life

Ray: Your first book, Turning the Mind Into an Ally, serves as a guide for training the mind with meditation … More

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Byron Katie on the Mind Waking Up to Itself

Ray: When you describe your moment of realization—the cockroach moment—about not believing your thoughts, it sounds almost revelational. Do most … More

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Doreen Virtue describes specific archangels

(I invite you to read the post Ask Your Angels here, a richer and more recent excerpt from my interviews … More

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Rabbi David Zeller on What Makes a Good Spiritual Teacher

Ray Hemachandra: Rabbi, what makes a rabbi, priest, or guru a good teacher or guide to God? And what are … More

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Marianne Williamson on taking a moral inventory

Ray: You write about the importance in midlife of doing “the rigorous work of taking a fearless moral inventory”—about facing … More

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Brian Froud on Pink Fairies

    Ray: Have you encountered blocks to your work because of the subject matter of fairies? Brian: I get … More

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