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December 22, 2011 by Carolyn
Filed under •-Headline, Family & Relationships, Relationships, Travel
The holidays are meant to be a time filled with love, peace an understanding. But we all know that we still live in the real world and getting folks together can be challenging. There are bound to be differences in personalities, beliefs and lifestyles (especially with the stress of travel adding to things). While some [...]
Focus on What Truly Matters
September 16, 2011 by Mike Robbins
Filed under •-Feature, Family & Relationships, Health & Well-being
Over the past few months I’ve been thinking a lot about what truly matters. My mom’s diagnosis, illness, and death have caused me to stop, question, and look more deeply at the things and people in my life that are important. Through the pain and challenge of this experience, I’ve also been grateful for the perspective and awareness it has opened up.
A Mother’s Wish
April 27, 2011 by Gina
Filed under •-Feature, Conscious Parenting, Family & Relationships
Conscious parenting also does not mean my children are never punished. Understanding consequences for behavior and actions is the corner stone to understanding the Law of Attraction.
What a Puppy Taught me About Conscious Parenting
April 8, 2011 by Gina
Filed under •-Feature, Conscious Parenting, Healthy Pets
You see, with dogs, their reactions to our energy and their environment are immediate and very hard to ignore. I thought I had a handle on the atmosphere of our home and the vibe of our family, until Max came along. Soon, I realized we had become a bit complacent, settling for less than calmness and serenity.
Parenting Vs. Programming
March 24, 2011 by Gina
Filed under •-Feature, Books, Conscious Parenting, Family & Relationships
Sure, parents and other adults who influence our children believe they are teaching them right from wrong; unfortunately, many do not realize the impact they have on young minds with the words they use. What we say matters and too often people rely upon traditional sayings, handed down generation after generation, as parenting tools.
















