‘The Debt’ probes integrity, authenticity

On balance, “The Debt” is a riveting thriller, even if the re-created back story goes on a little too long. The writing is crisp, insightful, intense and highly emotional at times, so don’t be surprised if you find yourself occasionally squirming in your theater seat or clawing at the armrest.

What is my Purpose?

We don’t necessarily recognize this state of suffering as growth, or as a positive change. How can something positive feel so terrible? We feel lost. We don’t know how to talk about this or with whom and often feel broken and isolated in our suffering.

The Worth of Your Words- By Grace Ste.Croix

The simplicity of misused words is the difference between a relationship make up or break up. A good friend is can be judged simply on how they use or withhold their words.

Walking Your Talk: How Do You Treat The Waitress?

No matter who we are, whether a street cleaner or a president, we are all here together as one human family.

The Medium is the Message or Emails Have Feelings too

I was talking recently to my lovely Yoga teacher training group about the practice of Satya. Most teachers translate Satya as truthfulness and advise people not to lie – which is sorta like duh. For me, I think of Satya as “integrity with my words”. Integrity with my words mean all sorts of things like: [...]

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