About two weeks ago a video came up in my YouTube feed that felt like coming home. The video is about the Tao Te Ching and the idea of non-action. The way to live life, the Tao Te Ching says, is to go with the flow, to wait until you receive the message from theContinue reading “This May Seem Counterintuitive”
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The Gifts of Retirement: Opportunities to Follow Your Dreams
A story teller at heart and an award winning Filmmaker, Charleen continues to write and develop material in a variety of formats. She is a Producer, Screenwriter, Playwright, Actor and Director.Over 40 years of experience as a registered nurse in the area of Mental Health, Forensic Nursing has influenced her work. http://www.wingsofthewindproductions.com Find Charleen PhelpsContinue reading “The Gifts of Retirement: Opportunities to Follow Your Dreams”
Start By Writing What You Know But Keep Learning
John DeDakis (pronounced dee-DAY-kiss) is a former editor on CNN’s “The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer.” DeDakis is the author of six novels in the Lark Chadwick mystery-suspense-thriller series. In his most recent novel, Enemies Domestic, Lark is a pregnant White House press secretary forced to make an abort-or-not-to-abort decision in a highly toxic andContinue reading “Start By Writing What You Know But Keep Learning”
Classic Cinema With the Sage Sisters: People Will Talk
My favorite movies have many layers of meaning. People Will Talk (1951) is one of those movies. It’s based on a German play titled, Dr. Praetorius by Curt Goetz and is about an unusual doctor who believes that there are many ways to help his patients get well. Which is very progressive thinking for theContinue reading “Classic Cinema With the Sage Sisters: People Will Talk”
Red Bird: A Soothing Sign After the Loss of a Loved One
Diandra Ford-Wing is a passionate storyteller and dynamic Sales Director who discovered the healing power of writing during a period of profound grief. Growing up as an Army Brat, Diandra’s formative years were spent in culturally diverse settings, including Germany, which shaped her unique narrative style. After the loss of her mother, Sandra, Diandra embarkedContinue reading “Red Bird: A Soothing Sign After the Loss of a Loved One”
Sage Woman Chronicles 