Whether or not you voted for Barack Obama this past November, his election as our president brings all Americans closer to fulfilling our national destiny.

As we go through our daily lives we are constantly besieged by our own inner voice.

If you give yourself the freedom to explore, you may be able to find stillness in some unlikely places, and sometimes where you least expect it!

Julie White, RN came to Vermont in 1988 from Cooperstown, NY, with many years’ experience in staff nursing, nursing education and management in maternal-child health, pediatrics, family nursing, cancer and hospice.

In a culture where media images tell us we are always supposed to be thin, tanned, healthy and forever young, some subjects are very much unspoken and even taboo.

Imagine sitting on a beautiful white sandy beach. The sun is directly overhead and its rays are brilliant and warm as they flow from the top of your head and throughout your body.

Feng shui has to do with the reciprocal influences — you could say relationship — between an environment and its occupants.

Think of the last time you felt in the flow of your life. Your thoughts were clear. Your decisions came easily.

Many people dream of starting their own business in the hopes of creating more fulfilling career opportunities.

Whether Christian, Jewish, Moslem, Hindu or Jain, bringing voices together to sing God's name is a universal form of celebration and worship.

I may have been all of 10 years old the day I first saw Bill Finch dowse, asking questions while holding his pendulum over one of his dowsing charts.

September 4, 2006 started early for me, with a phone call from the transplant clinic at Lahey in MA. They had a kidney for me.

A new season often brings about a conscious focus of positive change with new goals and expectations.

Although I interviewed Marianne Williamson on the phone for this interview, I saw her in person when she spoke at Harvard Medical School last November as part of The National Institute for Whole Health’s Celebrity Speaker Series.

I live in Lyme, Connecticut. Our home is surrounded by forest and it’s beautiful and I don’t want to leave it.

I began my career giving talks about A Course in Miracles in 1983. In 1992, I published my first book about it. In 2007, having been reading the book for three decades and lecturing on it literally thousands of times, I came out of meditation one day and thought, I’ve become an advanced student of the Course.

According to holistic expert and MD Christiane Northrup, midlife can be a time for both men and women to experience some of the best sex of their lives.

Dear Louise, I’m a 40-year-old woman who has been recently diagnosed with menopause and have also found out that I have the sickle-cell trait.

When I began my astrology practice twelve years ago, I felt constricted by the traditional once-per-year contact with the client.

My husband has four pairs of glasses. He also has three toothbrushes, three different kinds of shampoo, and an entire duffel bag full of health and beauty aids that he carries around with him whenever he goes on overnight trips.

We are living in the age of multi-tasking, a practice so pervasive it has permeated the home, the workplace and even childhood.