Ray: Is dabbling in Buddhism a good thing or a concern? Here’s what I mean: Practitioners of some spiritualities, especially … More
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Lisa Nichols on What We All Can Learn from African American Spirituality and Culture
Ray: What can non-African Americans learn from the close-knit tapestry underlying African American spirituality and culture? Lisa: I really appreciate … More
Marianne Williamson on Forgiveness
Ray: Marianne, what about the essential role of forgiveness in releasing the past? In The Age of Miracles, you write, … More
Masaru Emoto on Love and Gratitude
Ray: When you publish a water-crystal photograph — say, for example, in The Hidden Messages in Water, your first … More
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
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
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
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
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
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
