Fountain of Youth by: Kelley Seriano

Fountain of youth is about connection with others and myself. As I continue to celebrate my birthdays I find it pretty amazing that I feel younger each year. My fitness levels have gotten better and I am authentically happier with age. Amazing how wisdom rushes over my body and through my veins while meeting people […]
TRIGGER by Vija Rogozina

“Love yourself!” “Breath…!” “Let it go…” Are you annoyed yet? Especially if you feel chronically tired, overworked, or stuck in the rut. Or, perhaps, you struggle with ADHD, bipolar disorder, depression, anxiety, chronic pain, relationship issues, facing uncertainty of losing a job, or … (fill in the blank). In […]
Lisa’s Note of the Day: Castles Made of Sand

What if I told you that you could learn to squeeze the vibrance and beauty out of each moment of your life, strip away those limiting stories, and experience more joy, ease, presence, and freedom in your life, would you care what effort it took to do that? Would you say yes to a new […]
Chronic Illness by: Jody Domerstad

Did you know that Chronic Illness and pain rewires your brain. Everyday day you think about it, every time you experience it even when your having to explain it to someone or even just talk about it. Each and every moment we are creating stronger and stronger neural-pathways that set us up to experience pain […]
Lisa’s Note of the Day: Grounded

Everyone has his or her own definition of feeling grounded or centered. It might be the feeling that life is flowing effortlessly, or when you feel perfectly comfortable in your own skin. Maybe it’s when your purpose is clear. For me, being grounded and centered equates to those times when I’m less reactionary, more patient, […]
Where do you Meditate by: Cynthia Beard

Do you sit on a cushion at home, or at a meditation center? Do you touch the earth, or reach for the sky? Are you outside in nature, or in an enclosed room? Can you hear the roaring sound of a river flowing, or the gentle breeze blowing? Have you wandered with others on a […]
Lisa’s Note of the Day: One at a Time

Research shows that multi-tasking impacts proficiency in the frontal lobes, limbic brain and mesolimbic system. Frontal lobes: reasoning, emotional regulation, appetite regulation, immune regulation. Limbic: emotions, fight/flight, sex, food. Mesolimbic: reward system and appetite. AND research also shows these areas are greatly stabilized through meditation. So, when you’re proud of yourself for talking on the […]
Holiday Coping Strategies for Stressed Out Parents by Jennifer Scott

Getting ready for the holidays can be overwhelming for people who lead busy lives, manage careers and have children to raise. Between all the shopping and planning family get-togethers, there’s a house to decorate and a Christmas tree to trim. Men and women who are normally unflappable find themselves stressed out and unable to simply […]
Lisa’s Note of the Day: Life Force

Science has proven that our mitochondria–the organisms that control and direct our energy and life-force–are only inherited from the mother. Through ALL of time these batteries-of-life have migrated down the female lineage. What, then, is possible if we nurture the feminine? Mitochondria respond and heal, (reducing free radicals they create), with glutathione stimulating foods! Lisa […]
Lisa’s Note of the Day: Conscious Mind

Our conscious minds, which use most of our brain’s energy, only account for 5 percent of our brain’s activity. 95 percent of what goes on is in the subconscious and zombie programs as David Eagleman calls them. So, when your logic mind tells you that you KNOW what’s going on it behooves you to question […]