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My introduction to Science and Health happened while I was working in New Zealand as a research scientist. I met an amazing person, a woman in her 80’s, a well-known artist; a national treasure. She was loving and strong, exuding health and well-being. I wanted to learn how she approached life, because it was obviously…

I’ve been attending classes on how to present a message for a church. Here are a few tips I took away from last nights class. -Don’t use divisive words. Churches often have their own lingo however, using this lingo creates a wall between the regulars and anyone new. -Don’t let anger in your voice talk…

The Student of the Year spoke at the college graduation I attended last Saturday. He told his peers that he had reinvented himself when he came to college. “I was unpopular and detached in High School,” he said. “I decided to change my attitude and broaden my horizons when I came to college.” A few…

The 12-step alcoholics anonymous program starts with honesty. Anyone seeking improvement must first admit they need help. This generally comes after years of denial, after years of refusing to admit the truth that there is a problem. Alcoholics do not have a monopoly on the habit of refusing to admit truth. Parents, spouses, co-workers, bosses,…
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