Louise Hay on the self-help audience and affirmations

Ray: Why do you think the American audience for self-help titles primarily is made up of women? Louise: Because women … More

Eckhart Tolle on making money, alignment with life, and the present moment

Ray Hemachandra: How practical is the practice of alignment with the present moment? For example, is making money at odds … More

Wayne Dyer on changing societal memes

Ray: Let’s talk about memes a little bit more. How do political and cultural shifts happen when there are collective … More

Byron Katie on the mind’s relationship with itself

Ray: Some people may struggle to disengage the intellect. How do you undo thinking without thinking? Is inquiry not thought … More

Marianne Williamson on reaching middle age

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

Masaru Emoto on why he thinks he works with water

Ray: Dr. Emoto, what originally gave you the idea to work with water? Masaru: It is a very popular question, … More

Sakyong Mipham on mixing Shambhala Buddhism with other traditions

Ray: Many people outside the Shambhala community will read your book Ruling Your World. Also, you mention in the book that … More

Doreen Virtue on signs from the angels

Ray: Doreen, what are some signs angels give to let people know they are present? Doreen: One of the most … More

Peter Block on stewardship and leadership

Ray: Let’s get into the work. What is stewardship? How does it differ from leadership, or at least from traditional … More

Eckhart Tolle on Not Sweating the Small Stuff … or the Big Stuff

Ray: Learning to deal with the small things in the now trains you to deal with the larger ones, doesn’t … More