Spirituality & Health

In this issue, Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Jewel shares how vulnerability and nourishing choices helped shape her healing process from trauma, homelessness, and family betrayal. Indigenous educators Thosh Collins and Chelsey Luger discuss how they built Well For Culture and a life rooted in ancestral wisdom. Stephen Kiesling explores how Takelma ceremonies, truth-telling, and harmony with nature shaped our nation’s principles. Finally, discover how true expertise moves beyond competence to become a path of inner refinement and ethical living.

In this issue discover how psychic medium John Holland uses chakra meditation and intuition to connect with the Divine, stay grounded, and live with soul purpose. Stephen Kiesling delves into luxury retreat centers. Barbara Neal Varma writes about how what began as mortifying vulnerability following a mastectomy ended with an unexpected act of kindness. Last, Riza Rasco shares how she left a successful DuPont career to find deeper meaning through travel, spirituality, and community service.

In this issue, Sonia Choquette explains how intuition—once dismissed as superstition—is now essential amid global shifts. Next, embrace the sacred pause in uncertainty by transforming liminal spaces into spiritual growth with ancient wisdom and three mindful practices for deeper presence and wonder. Then, discover Serenbe, the walkable, nature-connected neighborhood outside Atlanta prioritizing health, sustainability, and meaningful relationships created by Steven Nygren. Last, discover how connectedness grows into action—mattering as stewards of kindness in troubled times.

In this issue American folk legend Judy Collins opens up about losing her husband, battling ageism in healthcare, and finding strength through music and spirituality. Next discover the five spiritual secrets ambitious souls use to ditch fear, trust inspiration, and create outrageous success. Then when grief and uncertainty overwhelm, try Inspiration Exposure: consciously seek beauty in art and music to dignify your pain, shift despair, and rediscover hope. Last Reggie Hubbard discusses how to weave wellness into activism, proving peace is power, and showing that “I’m not okay” can heal.