Category Archives: Amrita
When Life Turns on a Dime
I’ve been saying it for a long time: “Sometimes, life turns on a dime.” And now mine has. One week ago today, I received a diagnosis of breast cancer. It’s so early that I don’t even know yet the severity … Continue reading
The Brighter the Light, the Deeper the Shadow
In Jungian psychology, the shadow is defined as “everything of which a person is not fully conscious;” in other words, that which we cannot see in ourselves. It is also prone to projection: turning a personal inferiority into a perceived … Continue reading
The Abundance of Unconditional Giving
A couple of nights ago, I was listening to Arjuna Ardagh interview guests on his Thrive in the New Economy conference call about the gifting economy. I felt deeply touched by the couple who is teaching free workshops and inviting … Continue reading
Starting with Gratitude
I begin my very first blog with a full and happy heart. I have the supreme privilege of living on the beautiful, magical island of Maui, where I get to swim in the birth waters of some of the newest … Continue reading