Sophy Burnham on intuition needing the spurs of silence and solitude.

Enlightening insights on whom to avoid and whom to cherish in our search for intimacy in our relationships.

Gordon Livingston on why people who like to plan and manifest a certain rigidity do not tolerate surprises or interruptions well.

Profound interpretations of A Course in Miracles by a parish minister and scholar who has been writing and teaching this path since 1976.

Wayne Dyer with a teaching story about appreciating beauty.

Richard Rohr's interpretation of forgiveness in Noah's Ark.

A documentary about the elderly comedian Jonathan Winters and his quest to have his paintings exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art.

Geri Larkin on learning to lose, and allowing grace.

New products and services being developed for the 76 million Baby Boomers looking forward to a long life expectancy.

A magical movie about five days in a psychiatric hospital that gives a depressed 15-year old a new lease on life.

Stephen Frears' spiffy comedy of manners about infatuation, envy, jealousy, and adultery.

Katherine Heigl in a funny and snappy performance in a romantic comedy.

A bold and imaginative call for a major paradigm shift from the market system to the commons where sharing and caring are the operative ideals.

Mary Ford-Grabowsky's exercise to feel gratitude for people who helped you and people you helped.

An interview with Buddhist teacher Matthieu Ricard on the skill of happiness, meditation, generosity, mind training, intention, and spiritual practice.

A documentary with a varied group of Americans talking about solutions to the very-real crisis of climate change.

A rollicking comedy about a sheltered and insecure 34-year-old Midwestern insurance agent whose life is transformed at an annual convention.

Karen Armstrong on love or the Golden Rule (in a book edited by Mick Gordon and Chris Wilkinson).

Julia Cameron on experiencing kindness all around.