Posts By Lesley Goldman
Retirement
Originally posted August 31, 2015 The ‘Golden Years’ is an expression often used to describe retirement. Why? Well, it is that period of life filled with one of the most […]
The Goal of All Desires
Desires are completely natural in our lives. They can lead us to growth, more happiness, and a better life. Desires arise when we feel a lack of something in our […]
Consciousness in Poetry and Prose
This poem by writer and professor Sasha Kamini Parmasad gives us a delightful description of an experience that, though at first it may seem abstract and distant from us, is well within the reach of all of us. In this article I want to explore that experience with you and its immense value far beyond the beauty of its expression.
Retirement
The ‘Golden Years’ is an expression often used to describe retirement. Why? Well, it is that period of life filled with one of the most cherished and sought after resources […]
Window to the Infinite Omnipresent
How can omnipresence be hidden from view if everything is made of it and it is everywhere? To begin to understand this, we need to look at what physics has […]
Feminine Nature?
Within ourself, in our own consciousness, we can enliven what is sometimes called the creative, nourishing, feminine aspect of nature. But what does it mean? How do we experience it? […]
Grief
My Mother in Law passed recently. She was 100 years old. We had lived together as family for the last 20 years; having lived with my own mother for only […]
The Science of Creative Intelligence
The Transcendental Meditation technique is the practical aspect of the Science of Creative Intelligence. What is creative intelligence, and what is the science of creative intelligence? When we look around […]
Uplifting All the Women of the World
The mission of The Secretary’s Office of Global Women’s Issues of the State Department, headed by Ambassador Catherine M. Russell, seeks to ensure that women’s issues are completely integrated in […]
Mother in Law: TM and Elder Care
I’m no spring chicken but compared to my mother-in-law who is 99, and barring unwelcome surprises, I’ve got a long way to go. I’ve enjoyed a life virtually free from […]