Wellbeing

The Inner Strength of the Feminine

I was looking for inner strength and the feminine. Yet I am not talking about the feminine as a woman. I am seeking those qualities that bring out gentleness, nurturing, empathy and healing. I see that as the feminine. It is the essence of love and it resides in both women and men. Within that… Continue reading

Charter of Wellbeing as Sustainability

I see the word ‘wellbeing’ a lot these days, but I don’t know if it is truly understood. I smile that it is becoming common knowledge as it is revealing that people are not feeling wellbeing. To be well is to be happy. I wrote a Charter of Wellbeing some years ago as my own… Continue reading

Borderlands: An Oasis of Progressive Ideas

This was written for a friend of mine who runs Borderlands NGO. He is creating a progressive holistic postgraduate university. A very insightful and progressive thinker. He was very courageous to step outside traditional academia. Often the visionaries are not known until they are no longer here. He was a friend to me and he… Continue reading

Clowns, Happiness and Provoking Laughter

http://www.allaboutclowns.com/clown_leaves_happiness.html

The Clown Leaves Happiness Where He Goes

What a happy statement for a clown to hear!

A clown leaves happiness… But let’s look at the rest of the quote.

In his National Clown Week Proclamation, President Richard Nixon said, “In the folklore of the world is the persistent claim that the heart of a… Continue reading

The Power of Gratitude

If I was to ask you to tell me the first thing that comes to your mind when I say ‘power’. I doubt gratitude would come to you. In fact, as a universal value, this is power and it is a clear feeling. Why do it? it feels good and when you feel positive, you… Continue reading

Authentic Happiness in Education

The positive psychology movement has many practitioners, Dr. Martin Seligman is well known in the movement. Here is a brief outline.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Seligman

Martin E. P. “Marty” Seligman (born August 12, 1942, in Albany, New York) is an American psychologist and author of self-help books. His theory of “learned helplessness” is widely respected among scientific psychologists.[1]… Continue reading

Mohandas Gandhi

“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.”

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