Ray: Many Native Americans are concerned about the appropriation and exploitation of Indian philosophies by non-natives. Should Indians share native … More
Tag: Ray Hemachandra
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
Masaru Emoto on the Origins of Sounds and Words
Ray: Words are representations. They are creations. We assign them to things. What is it about words that has such … More
Eckhart Tolle on Bringing Awareness to Everyday Life
Ray: If awareness means recognizing being conscious as our inner purpose and living accordingly, does awareness encourage passivity by making … More
Marianne Williamson on Deepening Recognition
Ray: How has your relationship to God, and perspective about God, changed and matured as you’ve entered midlife and faced … More
Louise Hay on Affirmations and the Economy
Ray: Louise, a lot of manifestation and affirmation work today focuses on material wealth. Louise: Oh, I know, and it’s … More
Doreen Virtue on the Angels II
[Blogger’s note: See an earlier excerpt from a different interview, asking an identical initial question, on my blog here.] Ray: … More
Jonathan Goldman on Sacred Sound
Ray: Is sound a means to touch God? Jonathan: (Laughs.) Parenthetical: Jonathan laughs. And continues laughing! Yes, Ray, I believe … More
Eckhart Tolle on Enthusiasm and Awakened Doing
Ray: Eckhart, the idea of enthusiasm plays a vitally important part in your work and approach to life. Why? Eckhart: … More
Brian Froud on Fairies and the Fantastical
Ray: How does modern society compare with earlier eras in terms of its engagement with the fantastical? Brian: Well, the … More
