Today Miles shares a recent experience walking the difficult path from resentment to empathy and forgiveness.

Vulnerability can be the source of incredible confidence, power, and attractiveness. And it can also be the cause of insecurity, neediness, and disempowerment. It all depends on how we relate to our vulnerability and what we do with it. In today’s post, I’d like to share a personal story about these two sides of vulnerability playing out in my life.

This week we explore the poet and author Jack Kerouac's insight into the importance of viewing our lives and our suffering as part of a sacred story unfolding.

This week we explore the painful experience of being judged, our sometimes paralyzing fear of judgement, and how to become more resilient when we face judgement from others.

This week we look into one of the biggest mysteries of our existence: What happens after we die? And how does our perspective on this change the way we grieve the deaths of those we love? How does it change the way we live?

This week Miles shares a personal experience as we explore the question: Why do we betray ourselves for love? And how can we change that?

This week, Miles shares a story about bridging the gap between comparison and one of its soothing antidotes: Self-acceptance.

This week we ask the question: Is the world becoming a worse place, or is life getting more beautiful? And could those two things happen simultaneously? With the world appearing so divided and unstable, this is an important question.

Without adequate creative expression and growth, some of us can feel like plants that are withering - lacking an essential nutrient. This week we explore the connection between creative expression and mental/emotional health.

This week we look at when love is an illusion, and when it’s real, and when it’s an illusion that leads us down a path towards a deeper understanding and more authentic experience of love.