Monkey See, Monkey Do: How Corruption, Inequality, and Self-Interest Threaten Civilization
How Patriarchal Control Broke Us: Control vs Trust
- Details
- Written by: Richard Dupuis
Is control really helping you—or holding you back? Step into the neutral zone and learn why trust, not force, is the path to freedom.
From Courtship to Conflict to Connection
- Details
- Written by: Paul Brenner, M.D., Ph.D. and Donna Martin, M.A.
Learn how to shift from blame and tension to joy and partnership by uncovering the hidden patterns that shape your most intimate relationships.
Becoming a Living Soul: Not Just Pointing At The Moon
- Details
- Written by: Tami Coyne
I was born in 1960 and my formative years were spent worrying about the Vietnam War, race riots, and the nuclear threat. My earliest memory is John F. Kennedy's assassination. Sadly, my daughter was about the same age on September 11, 2001 as I was on the day JFK died. Will she be haunted by the continuous Technicolor loop of doom and destruction...
The Return To The Land Of Oz
- Details
- Written by: Robert Jennings, InnerSelf.com
Dorothy Gale III never quite believed the stories. Not fully. Not the way her grandmother told them. But she loved to listen. As a little girl, she’d curl up beside the old woman on a wide front porch in Kansas, the air thick with cicadas and the scent of cornfields. And the stories would spill out like magic.
Criticism Might Be the Best Thing That Ever Happened to You
- Details
- Written by: Alan Cohen
What if your biggest critics were actually pointing you toward your greatest strengths? This eye-opening piece reveals how.
Turn Your Soul's Vision Into Reality
- Details
- Written by: Cissi Williams
Learn how to manifest the dreams your Soul longs for by harnessing your inner energy, shifting perspective, and trusting in divine timing.
Can Cold Showers Lift Your Mood and Help Depression?
- Details
- Written by: Peter Bongiorno, ND, LAc.
Could a simple cold shower improve your mood and energy? Discover how hydrotherapy revives the body, relieves fatigue, and soothes the mind.
Should There Be A Pill For Heartbreak -- Maybe Not
- Details
- Written by: Dr Laura D'Olimpio & Richard Paul Hamilton
Can love be cured with a pill? Before you pop one for a broken heart, ancient philosophers like Ovid and Plato might have better advice for the brokenhearted.
Why Changing the World Starts with Knowing Your Neighbors
- Details
- Written by: Joanna Macy & Chris Johnstone
What if changing the world started with getting to know your neighbors? Cultural creatives are proving it's not just possible—it’s already happening.
An Eternal Lesson in Kindness: A Story of Selfless Giving
- Details
- Written by: Paulo Coelho
A simple bunch of grapes becomes a journey of gratitude, reminding us how joy multiplies when passed from hand to hand.
Selfish Motivation: The Best Reason to Quit
- Details
- Written by: Karen Pine & Ben [C] Fletcher
Quitting for others can backfire. Discover why putting yourself first might just be the smartest—and most successful—way to quit smoking for good.
Think Bigger, Win Bigger: Are You Playing Too Small?
- Details
- Written by: Jim Donovan
If your goals don’t scare you just a little, you’re playing too small. Learn how to aim higher and succeed like a champion.
How Close Are We to Artificial General Intelligence and Beyond?
- Details
- Written by: Robert Jennings, InnerSelf.com
What if humanity’s smartest invention turns out to be its last? That’s the question AI experts, ethicists, and a growing chorus of tech whistleblowers are asking as artificial intelligence barrels forward—unchecked, unregulated, and largely misunderstood. Most people still think AI is just a smarter Siri or a fancier version of Google. But the truth is, we’re sprinting toward something far more powerful—and potentially uncontrollable: Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), and beyond it, Artificial Superintelligence (ASI).
How Capitalism Can Actually Feed the People
- Details
- Written by: Robert Jennings, InnerSelf.com
Imagine living in a city where you can see luxury condos from your window but can’t buy a head of lettuce within walking distance. That’s not a dystopian joke — it’s daily life in parts of New York. And while politicians bicker over slogans, communities are quietly building a better answer: ownership, cooperation, and capitalism that actually feeds people.
The Astrological Darkness and Gift of Pluto
- Details
- Written by: Isabel Hickey
What if the darkest moments of your life were the gateways to your soul's awakening? Pluto may be the key to the light beyond the chaos.
From Judgment to Joy: Why Acceptance Is the Key to Growth
- Details
- Written by: Vimala McClure
Acceptance is the hallmark of many Eastern teachings. And acceptance isn’t surrender — it’s the doorway to real, lasting change in our lives, relationships, and families.
Retire or Expire? Why Modern Life Makes You Old Before Your Time
- Details
- Written by: Robert Jennings, InnerSelf.com
What if the so-called “inevitable” decline of aging isn’t inevitable at all? A new study in Nature Aging just threw a wrench into one of modern medicine’s favorite theories: that inflammation naturally worsens with age. Turns out, that only seems to happen if you live like most of us in the industrialized world—plugged in, stressed out, and boxed up. Meanwhile, Indigenous elders, untouched by our modern conveniences, age without that slow-burn internal fire we call inflammation. Maybe the problem isn’t age. Maybe it’s us.
How Free Apps Quietly Sell You Out to the Highest Bidder
- Details
- Written by: Kassem Fawaz and Jack West, University of Wisconsin-Madison
That free weather app may be forecasting more than rain—it's tracking your every move. Here's how your data is being used, sold, and surveilled.
Spiritual Activism: How It Might Save the World
- Details
- Written by: Tami Coyne
What if the path to peace and spiritual clarity begins with asking why? This story of rebellion, reflection, and truth-telling dares you to question everything.
Your Feelings Matter More Than You Think
- Details
- Written by: David Kundtz
What is a feeling, exactly? This thoughtful article breaks it down in simple terms—especially for those who’ve been taught to ignore them.
How Republicans Fueled a Border Crisis For Profit
- Details
- Written by: Robert Jennings, InnerSelf.com
When Trump threatened to end birthright citizenship, it wasn’t just a headline-grabber—it was a flare shot over the bow of a sinking ship. We’re not watching immigration policy evolve; we’re watching it unravel into a civilizational panic. And the panic isn’t new. It’s the same one that’s been weaponized time and time again to keep the powerless fighting among themselves while the powerful cash their checks, hire undocumented workers, and blame brown babies for the chaos. Sound familiar? It should. This is America’s oldest grift, repackaged for the golden age of racism.
Page 26 of 97
