Joseph Nowinski, Ph.D. is an internationally recognized clinical psychologist and co-author of Saying Goodbye: A Guide to Coping with a Loved One’s Terminal Ill…
My thoughts amassed into an inner tsunami whose fear-fed swells submerged all emotions and reactions. In its wake, disbelief stood alone and defiant. I am a man…
Sometimes when things hit hard and fast — like cancer – like loss of health or a way of life, or loss of a loved one — there can be a tendency to wrap our lives…
I wish I were on a road trip of unlimited possibility. The road never ends and all of that. But I’m not. I’m in my sixth decade and face some health challenges.…
“Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,
And sorry I could not travel both
And be one traveler, long I stood
And looked down one as far as I could
To where it bent…
This is our new series featuring a collection of narratives and photographs from the book New Beginnings: The Triumph of 120 Survivors by photographer, author a…
I had originally titled this post “Homeless: Traveling the Timeline of Now”, but I find that I often get a very strong reaction to the word homeless. When peo…
“My survival alone was a miracle.” Diagnosed in 2002 with a life threatening head and neck cancer, Liam Ryan’s doctors told him he should have never survived. B…
Have you been curious about a zen retreat, such as meditating at Upaya or perhaps visiting Tibet? Images of smiling Buddhist monks, flowing robes and the soun…
Loyal, strong, determined, resilient, compassionate, honest, and brave. Charles Frederick Porter II was born in Oxford England to an English mother with Jewish…
