Every person walking this earth can trace their existence back to one truth: You are here because of a woman. Yet despite this undeniable fact, societies around the world continue to deny, diminish, and distort the divine authority embodied by women. We celebrate milestones like America’s first woman Vice President, Kamala Harris, even as we continue debating whether a woman has the right to govern her own body—a body designed by nature to sustain life, to nourish it, and to

Forgiveness is not weakness.Forgiveness is not surrender.Forgiveness is the greatest gift we can offer—to others and to ourselves. It is a healing, cleansing, heart-opening practice that frees us from emotional captivity and reconnects us to love. I learned this lesson—again—recently when I reached out to someone who had stopped speaking to me. Okay… let me be honest.It was my brother.(And no, I won’t call any names—but he does  have dimples.) The last time he acknowledged

Enlarged Territory Through Forgiveness. Spherical Peace Through Equanimity. As we enter 2025, my gift to you is simple—yet life-altering: an expanded life through Forgiveness, and a peaceful soul through Equanimity. This is not a cliché New Year’s wish. It is a spiritual offering born from my own journey—one filled with missed deadlines, unexpected delays, emotional growing pains, and divine lessons I didn’t ask for… but desperately needed. The Art of Forgiveness: A Journey T

How to Release Holiday Stress, Embrace Peace, and Rediscover the Meaning of Christmas Watching football with my husband, Scott, during the Gators/FSU game, I noticed something: the Christmas commercials rolling across the screen were doing nothing — absolutely nothing — to lift his holiday spirit. Granted, the Gators were losing, so joy was in limited supply. Trying to lighten the mood, I asked, “Honey, what do you think would happen if Christmas commercials were actually abo

How Returning to Stillness Restores My Peace, Strengthens My Spirit, and Grounds My Life Life has a way of rushing at us — sometimes gently, sometimes like a tidal wave with no warning. Responsibilities grow. Pressures mount. Unexpected challenges knock on the door of our hearts. And when they do, there’s one anchor I always return to: Prayer and meditation. Not as a last resort, but as my first response. They are my sacred lifelines. My place of refuge. My connection to the