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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.

Peter Block on Living Your Life at Work

Ray: Peter, many businesspeople and workers struggle to maintain balance between their personal and business lives. They confuse the two, … More

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Byron Katie on Questioning What You Believe

Ray: Does questioning your stressful thoughts—the process of inquiry—better support joy than trying to think joyful thoughts? Katie: By questioning … More

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Louise Hay with a Great Question to Ask

Ray: What do you love about yourself? Louise: That I survived and made it! (Laughs.) You know, it often passes … More

Jonathan Goldman on Healing with Sound

Ray: Jonathan, which is more transformational—listening to recordings made by the very finest sound healers or self-created sound? Jonathan: I … More

Doreen Virtue on Connecting with Your Angels

Ray: How can you first connect with the angels? Doreen: To have conscious communication with the angels — and I … More

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Happy Father’s Day, everyone!

New post of Doreen Virtue tomorrow! I hope you enjoy Father’s Day with your family. I’m going hiking with family … More

Bishop Bernard E. Jordan on Realizing That You Are God

Ray: What role do you think prophets today can play in human spirituality and life? Bishop Jordan: Prophets should be … More

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Peter Block on Confronting People with Their Freedom

Ray: In the book The Answer to How Is Yes, you recommend confronting people with their freedom. What does this … More

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Jamie Sams on Sharing Cultural Teachings

Ray: Many Native Americans are concerned about the appropriation and exploitation of Indian philosophies by non-natives. Should Indians share native … More

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Wayne Dyer on Your Divinity

Ray: What’s the biggest thing people need to learn in order to help them get beyond excuses? Wayne: They need … More

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