One of the most important challenges in our journey toward recovering dignity and self-esteem has to do with finding personal empowerment. Most of us, because of the traumas we experienced early in ... Read More

A woman goes to visit her insurance agent and says, “I would like to collect on my husband’s Morris’ life insurance policy.” “But, madam, your husband is not dead.” “I tell you what, you come to ... Read More

It is not uncommon that we work with people who, for one reason or another, are not able to live or speak their truth in important situations in their lives. For instance, one person we are working ... Read More

One of the most basic aspects of the Learning Love Work is finding how to come back to center after we have been provoked. It’s an essential tool if we choose to embrace life and love fully, since we ... Read More

One of our deepest challenges is how to handle disturbances. If we choose to open to love and relate deeply, to become vulnerable, if we choose to put our creativity out, to become involved in life, ... Read More

One of our deepest and most troubling issues is how to get some perspective from the continual and often crushing attacks of our inner judge. Perhaps we’re not so aware that we are being attacked ... Read More

Lately, (Krish) was talking with a client, Allan, who was saying how much he hated the mundane conventional life and felt a strong pull for adventure. He is wealthy and highly successful in his ... Read More

There is a common misconception about fear that it is something negative, something to be avoided or to be overcome. That, at least, was my perspective for many years.  But I learned over time that by ... Read More

Most of us know the experience of being disturbed or irritated by someone or something, but few of us realize that this irritation comes from our abandonment wound. It gets activated whenever we ... Read More

In a recent workshop, a woman, let’s call her, Lillian, was sharing that she felt totally isolated from the group, she was judging herself that she was not as interesting as other people, not as ... Read More