Yonago by Lauren Rosenfeld | Jul 12, 2012 | be blessed, be healed, be healing, be loving, be present, Uncategorized
I’ve been an educator most of my adult life. Over the years I’ve seen many children whose small and innocent lives were consumed with anger and depression — traumatized by violence, deprivation, and untenable circumstances. But, there was one boy...
order neurontin by Lauren Rosenfeld | Jan 26, 2011 | be nurturing, be openhearted, be present, be wise
Ten years from now . . . Ten years from now, it won’t have mattered whether or not the sink was perfectly scrubbed. Ten years from now it will have mattered that I stopped scrubbing the sink to listen to a problem they were having in school. Ten years from now,...
by Lauren Rosenfeld | Sep 10, 2010 | be calm, be light, be present, be relaxed, be wise
When I was little, I used to love traffic signals. I loved the way they kept our car rides interesting by punctuating otherwise tedious trips with spontaneous, colorful light shows. I loved how they glowed at night like magical beacons in the darkness. I enjoyed the...
by Lauren Rosenfeld | Aug 6, 2010 | be attuned, be blessed, be delighted, be happy, be openhearted, be present
All I wanted was a little peace and quiet. A moment alone. I longed for the kind of happiness that a little self-imposed solitude might bring. And I had it all set up just as I had envisioned it: A cup of tea in my hands. A novel (enthusiastically recommended by...
by Lauren Rosenfeld | Aug 1, 2010 | be calm, be happy, be healing, be light, be present, be relaxed
I suffer intermittently from a widely suffered yet rarely diagnosed syndrome. It’s called Prepositional Panic. I thought I might describe the symptoms to you so that in case you suffer from the same ailment, you might seek treatment for your symptoms. ...
by Lauren Rosenfeld | Jul 28, 2010 | be compassionate, be openhearted, be openminded, be present
A couple of weeks ago, my children and I were visiting my brother and sister-in-law in Ohio. In the afternoon of our second day, my two daughters and I decided we would go for a walk. As we wandered the unfamiliar landscape we passed house after house with garages....
