Spirituality

Are we just matter, or are we a mixture of matter and Spirit? Or maybe even just Spirit?

Deeper prayer, greater compassion, and expressions of gratitude, sincerity, and happiness are all part of that “low-cost lifestyle” researchers are on the hunt for.

I have seen in my own experience how thought is the most powerful influence on health.

What better way to address the rise in prescription drug use than finding a practical alternative and looking through a higher, more spiritual lens at health?

Recognizing that health is tied to the spiritual as well as the physical needs of the individual would go a long way toward decreasing healthcare costs, and more important, further promote lasting health for everyone.

Even here in the 21st Century, we all have our own Egypts--our own "narrows" from which to be redeemed, just as the Israelites were millennia ago.

A new generation carries on the traditions of Passover (Pesach).

Grateful people experience higher levels of positive emotions such as joy, enthusiasm, love, happiness, and optimism – which in turn means less depression and stress.

New information is regularly being shared about the importance of altruism, happiness, and gratitude – especially as it pertains to establishing better health in people.

As more people turn to pain pills, addiction to them has also been on the rise.