In part I of the Spiritual Emergency of Aging the crisis of aging was redefined as the ego facing the end of time. An ego without a future "to become" is a dead ego. In part II the ego mobilizes to fight back in a losing battle.

Believing in our innate value and treating ourselves with care is imperative. If we don’t, we might be tempted to think we don’t matter, that our life doesn’t make a difference or is insignificant.

Maybe you’re looking for T.H.E. strategy that will create the shift you desire in your life. But if you’re using Stinkin’ Thinkin’, you’ll stay frustrated.

After reading some of the negative movie reviews of Eat, Pray, Love, I find there is no shortage of women who are harshly critical of other women. I decided some time ago that I didn’t want to be this kind of woman anymore.

Knowing we're right isn't all it's cracked up to be. In fact, not knowing might draw us closer to one another—and to God. And it provides a powerful platform for dialogue.

It happens to all of us when we desire to fix, change, or shift something: we push when we could ride. What’s that really about?

Could it be that you and I have the potential to be somebody’s angel? Perhaps we should not take so lightly what we say or do!

During the final moments of your life, you aren’t going to review what title you held or your bank balance. You’re going to review what you feel about how you experienced your life.

I still beat myself up over words said many years ago when a friend’s child died.

You can hear other people out and still hold on to your beliefs. The trick is not to use those beliefs as a barrier.

If age thirty, forty or fifty terrifies you how will you handle sixty, seventy and beyond? It’s something everyone should think about in this age of longevity with the prospect of hundred year lifespans.

There are two ways (or maybe “times” is a better word) a best solution might not be obvious: Before—when we need one and After—once one is in effect.

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