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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.

Byron Katie on People’s Amazing Beliefs

Ray: What are some especially common stories and beliefs people realize they hold when they start doing The Work? Katie: … More

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Eckhart Tolle on Being Conscious

Ray: In modern times, people often are given medications to calm and quiet their racing minds. The medications almost force … More

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Doreen Virtue on Her Conversations with Angels

Ray: Why do the angels do what they do, Doreen? Doreen: Because they love us. And it’s their assignment. They … More

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Jonathan Goldman Offers a Simple Sound Healing Exercise

Ray: Jonathan, you constantly are putting on workshops about healing sounds. Would you share a simple exercise for sound healing? … More

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Brian Froud on Working with Fairies

Ray: When did you draw your first fairy, and how did that become a career? Brian: In college, I became … More

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Marianne Williamson on death and happiness

Ray Hemachandra: Your mother died recently. How important is it for people at midlife to come to terms with the … More

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Jamie Sams on Exploiting Native Spirituality

Ray: Jamie, why do you think many native communities are so resentful of the investigation and use of Native American … More

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Byron Katie on how The Work was born

Ray: Who were you when The Work was born, and who are you now? Katie: Who I believed myself to … More

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Louise Hay, a little excited

[Editor’s note: from our fall 2008 interview] Ray: Louise, what are you most excited about these days? Louise: Life! Life! … More

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Wayne Dyer: “There is no past.”

Ray: If you’re raised with pessimistic, negative beliefs—those very excuses you’re talking about—that’s your world. That’s your understanding of reality. … More

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