A meditation-derived teaching on choice and action, arguing that we should practice choosing rather than agonizing over the perfect action, because correct action naturally follows from a clear choice.
A short store post promoting a Redbubble wall clock printed with the Purna Asatti symbol, with proceeds supporting the author’s mission of global peace through personal peace.
A diary update on how the pandemic upended the author’s full-time-travel plans — a stalled house sale, crashed markets and pervasive fear — while she resolves to keep creating and stay focused on health and gratitude.
A very brief post linking to a video in the author’s ‘Stages in Action’ series on COVID-19, inviting viewers to notice a subtle collective shift in humanity’s movement through the stages.
A guided meditation shared as video, combining a breathing exercise, a somatic practice and contemplation, offered for moments when a person feels powerless amid chaos.
A short diary and meditation entry written during early pandemic panic and a market crash, describing a midday practice of holding the earth in one’s energy field and sending Reiki to humanity to restore balance and peace.
A store announcement launching weekly new Redbubble items for the rest of 2020 to celebrate the new virtual ashram, featuring original art including stages and mandalas from the book Purna Asatti, with proceeds supporting the peace mission.
A birthday diary entry in which the author, describing February as her season of powerful wishes, directs that power outward — wishing readers an unshakable, soul-rooted peace and the ability to see the art and beauty in themselves.
An announcement introducing the author’s new virtual ashram — an immersive online space with an art gallery, reading and listening rooms, meditation garden and office — created as a place to find peace, self-understanding and connection.
A response to an audience question about why a teacher who critiques social media as false connection still maintains accounts — explaining that the automated feeds are a ‘rope in the water’ meant to lead people back to deeper resources and real connection.
A reflection on two deep conversations overheard in a coffee shop, using them to contrast genuine real-world connection with shallow online interaction, and to suggest that global peace may emerge from cafes and workout studios rather than institutions.
A diary update on preparations for full-time travel — taking the house off the market for the holidays, the husband’s military-retirement paperwork opening an earlier launch date, and selling off furniture and jewelry to fund the transition.
A New Year’s Eve diary entry in which the author, an empath, watches global countdown celebrations and reads the crowds — sensing that people worldwide were celebrating not the calendar but life itself, possibility and a fresh chance.
A personal account of discovering that a Super Seven (Melody Stone) bracelet dramatically amplified the author’s channeled energy and opened her chakras, with encouragement for readers to experiment with crystals to find their own energetic match.
A short diary reflection on emerging from the stress of keeping a house show-ready and refocusing attention on the author’s larger mission of global peace, nurtured one student at a time.
A reflection on the difficulty of recognizing one’s own stress, using the author’s ‘mood hair’ as a physical tell, and proposing a personal pact to pause for meditation and self-care whenever stress appears.
A brief personal essay on the author’s dislike of most Christmas music alongside her powerful emotional response to two songs, O Holy Night and Ave Maria, and her wondering about their deeper resonance.
An open invitation offering a ten percent referral fee to anyone who books the author for consulting engagements with companies or organizations, framed as a way to fund both the referrer’s goals and her global-peace mission.
A diary reflection on the stress of selling a home, tracing the author’s emotional roller coaster to her attempts to predict the future, and her resolve to let go of specific expectations in favor of open intention.
A first-person account of confronting a loss of control when a delayed flight left the author unable to prepare her house for its first showing, and her practice of letting go through reframing and sending Reiki.
An answer to an audience question about parting with cherished belongings, art, and a home, explaining the author’s method of fully feeling the loss, honoring each item, and choosing freedom over possessions.
A reflection on how the author’s creativity returned during a trip to Los Angeles, arguing that creativity is never truly lost but only smothered, and is uncovered by removing the distractions blocking it.
A short, affectionate diary entry marking the second birthday of the author’s French bulldog, Maxwell, describing the celebratory meal of his favorite foods and a lighthearted moment with a birthday hat.
An announcement that designs from the Purna Asatti book and other original works are now available as 3D-printed art pieces in steel, gold, silver, and platinum, usable as medallions, pendants, key chains, or ornaments.
A brief announcement that two of the author’s artworks, Stage Six and Picture Of The Autistic Mind, are on rotating digital display at the ArtBox gallery in Zurich through the end of November.