Backward, Forward, One, Two, Three

One One of the best experiences of my life was four decades ago at summer camp, Camp Killooleet, in Hancock, … More

My Not-So-Secret Identity: Glasses On and Off

When I was growing up in New York, I was definitely considered shy and quiet, lacking confidence, unsure of myself. … More

I’ve had the pleasure of interviewing Marianne Williamson three times. I have great respect for her, her work, and the … More

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

Ray: As you talk to people around the country, what’s surprising you about what other people are and … More

Ray: Were you afraid of reaching middle age, Marianne, and have you truly released those fears? Marianne: My fiftieth birthday … More

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

Ray: Marianne, as people already wrestling with midlife issues also face their parents dying, they encounter yet another transition: becoming … More

Ray: How has your relationship to God, and perspective about God, changed and matured as you’ve entered midlife and faced … More