(Below are excerpts from two of my interviews with my friend Doreen Virtue, who also wrote for me as a … More
Tag: Ray Hemachandra
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
Life Loves You! An Interview with Louise Hay
Here are extended excerpts from the article “Life Loves You! An Interview with Louise Hay,” my second interview with Louise … More
On Midlife, Body Blows, and Spiritual Understanding: A Marianne Williamson Interview
I’ve had the pleasure of interviewing Marianne Williamson three times. I have great respect for her, her work, and the … More
The late Rabbi David Zeller on the meaning and melding of Transpersonal Psychology and Spirituality
[From my interview with the late Rabbi David Zeller, author of The Soul of the Story (Jewish Lights Publishing, 2005)] … More
Friendship, racism, loyalty, and love: Bowling in Chicago
I went to graduate school studying political science at the University of Chicago in Hyde Park starting in 1989. Soon … More
Nicholas Thurman Jackson Hemachandra: the puzzle known as Superman
[Blogger’s note: I’m noticing how some of the text in this post is now obstructed by imagery or broken up … More
Beginnings: R. Carlos Nakai
The first substantive interview I ever did was with R. Carlos Nakai in 1998. I’d worked at a newspaper as … More
Wayne Dyer on the Most Common Meme: I Can’t Change.
What’s the most common meme people hold? A minister in Maui told me about a boy who was five … More
Eckhart Tolle on Goal Setting and Being One with the Present Moment
Ray Hemachandra: Eckhart, the practice of being in the moment by definition is not goal-oriented, correct? Eckhart Tolle: Correct. You … More
