READ: Dreams, preconceptions, identity under review in ‘Albert Nobbs’ by Brent Marchant
February 10, 2012 by Brent Marchant
Filed under •-Feature, Arts & Entertainment, Movies
Hotel waiter Albert Nobbs (Glenn Close) is an oft-described strange little man. But then that’s probably because he’s not a man at all. Rather, Albert is a middle-aged woman who, because of the need to fend for herself financially, has been intentionally disguising herself as a member of the opposite sex since she was 14.
READ: How can I be closer to my dream today? by Tony Samara
January 2, 2012 by Tony Samara
Filed under •-Feature, Insights, Personal Growth, Purpose, Reflection, Spiritual teachers, Spirituality, Vision
2012 is here and with its approach there are many interesting ideas, theories and reactions to the numerous changes we find ourselves in.
READ: Invaluable Fuel by G. Brian Benson
December 12, 2011 by G. Brian Benson
Filed under •-Headline, Insights, Personal Growth, Purpose, Reflection, Vision
Have you ever found something that gave you inspiration? Of course you have! Something that made you want to learn more, just seemed to feel right, and raised your energy. Maybe it was someone that said or wrote something that spurred you on a path toward your goals and dreams? Even if you didn’t necessarily know what your goals or dreams were at the time.
READ: What If Fear No Longer Stopped You From Your Dreams?
October 16, 2011 by Christine Arylo
Filed under •-Feature, Insights, Personal Growth
What is it that you really want right now?
Not from your head or your ego, or what you think you should have to make you happy.
Connecting Is Everything…
September 10, 2011 by G. Brian Benson
Filed under •-Headline, Family & Relationships, Insights, Meditation, Personal Growth
In today’s fast paced, instant gratification, super size me world, where people’s lives are broken down and validated into bite size tweets, it’s real easy to forget to take a long deep breath and remember what life is really all about…it’s about people. It’s about people and how much we all really have in common. [...]
