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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.

Sakyong Mipham on mixing Shambhala Buddhism with other traditions

Ray: Many people outside the Shambhala community will read your book Ruling Your World. Also, you mention in the book that … More

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Doreen Virtue on signs from the angels

Ray: Doreen, what are some signs angels give to let people know they are present? Doreen: One of the most … More

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Peter Block on stewardship and leadership

Ray: Let’s get into the work. What is stewardship? How does it differ from leadership, or at least from traditional … More

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Eckhart Tolle on Not Sweating the Small Stuff … or the Big Stuff

Ray: Learning to deal with the small things in the now trains you to deal with the larger ones, doesn’t … More

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Louise Hay on her spiritual upbringing

Ray: What spiritual approach did your family practice when you were growing up? Louise: Nothing! My mother was a lapsed … More

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Jonathan Goldman on the highest intention of sound healing: love

Ray: What would you most like the enduring legacy of your sound-healing music and work to be? Jonathan: Love. If … More

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Jamie Sams on the Journey to Consciousness

Ray: Your book Dancing the Dream delineates seven paths of human development to give help to people undergoing their spiritual … More

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Lisa Nichols on African American Stories

Ray: How are African American stories unique? Lisa: Within each African American story sits an individual fighting to love themselves in … More

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Dr. Wayne W. Dyer on Your Dharma

Ray: If the dharma for all human beings is doing good and being good, it still manifests itself differently for … More

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Marianne Williamson on Your Most Important Question

Ray: Marianne, from the perspective of midlife, what’s the most valuable question people can ask themselves? Marianne: A lot of … More

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