Russell E. DiCarlo interviews Edgar Mitchell, Ph.D. about consciousness as beyond time, and beyond space. This consciousness is more closely aligned with what the mystics and religious teachings would call the soul, the essence of being that is...
Russell DiCarlo interviews Stephen Covey about the four levels of empowerment - personal, interpersonal, managerial, and organizational. The conversation explores the importance of the conditions of trustworthiness, trust, and win-win performance...
You may have read that a major study concluded that prayer has no effect on the health of the person being prayed for. Many scientists greeted the findings with cheers. They hope findings will finally put to rest all this ooga booga about the...
How much time do you spend a day visualizing joy? Everything you do affects your well-being, so why not choose to be joyful? We tend to spend more time visualizing and reliving past unpleasantries and those we expect in the future.
I'm a psychiatrist who specializes in intuition in Los Angeles. What I do isn't my job. It''s my life's passion. With patients and in workshops, I listen with my intellect and my intuition, a potent inner wisdom that goes beyond the literal. I...
As a psychiatrist who specializes in intuition I encourage parents to honor their children’s dreams and listen to their own dreams too. For me, dreaming is a direct line to a place where magic abounds and nothing is without meaning. It is a pristine...
We are perfect as we are. This is the ecstatic proclamation of the advaitic, or non-dual path of direct understanding. But the moment this proclamation is made, the question is often raised, "How do we come to this understanding?" This question...
If you take your spiritual life seriously, you will, from time to time, get the feeling that you need to do something new or different to further your growth. The primal yearning for intimate connection with the divine is so powerful that, once it’s...
The writing process can deepen your connection to the divine.
Three of the first people in America caught in the AIDS epidemic were told nearly 20 years ago that they’d soon be in their graves.