Why We Are Driven to Search for the Truth
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- Written by: Robert Jensen, YES Magazine
It’s something we struggle to see more clearly, to realize day to day, to make more real in our lives. And that’s always messy business.
Reimagining and Recreating Your Friendships Fearlessly
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- Written by: Katherine Jegede
Whether your relationships are as wonderful as you wish them to be or you feel that there is room for improvement, using metaphysical methods to manage and sustain them is as rewarding as is it empowering.
Creativity Teamed With Wisdom: Don't Grow Up, Grow Wise!
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- Written by: Micheline Brierre
When people see my art, they often exclaim, "You are so creative! I cannot even draw a straight line!" My answer is the same, "I cannot draw a straight line either; when I need one, I get a ruler!" Creativity has nothing to do with art...
InnerSelf Magazine - October 19, 2026
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This issue of InnerSelf gathers around a very human experience: the search for equilibrium in the middle of complexity.
Whether we are tending our homes and bodies, rethinking long-held beliefs, navigating the workplace, raising children, or quietly asking ourselves whether we are living authentically, we are all engaged in the same essential work: to grow without losing ourselves, to let go without losing our footing, and to find meaning in the ordinary moments that make up a life.
Cultural Shift in Menopause Representations
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- Written by: Katy Shaw
Recent cultural depictions challenge outdated narratives, portraying menopause as a time of empowerment rather than decline. From poignant moments in series like Fleabag to musicals celebrating the experience, popular culture is reshaping perceptions and fostering understanding of this significant life transition.
InnerSelf Weekly Horoscope October 18 - October 24, 2026
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- Written by: Clara Corwin, InnerSelf.com
This week carries the weight of endings and beginnings stacked on top of each other. The Sun is still in late Libra, holding the scales steady, but Mercury and Venus are already deep in Scorpio—pressing us toward depth, intensity, and the truths we've been polite enough to avoid. The Moon moves from Capricorn through Aquarius and into Pisces before it meets Aries by week's end, pulling us through the rational, the visionary, the intuitive, and finally the bold. We're not staying anywhere long. This is a week of transit, of passage, of things moving underneath the surface while we maintain our composure on top of it.
Pursuing Love and Playfulness in Life
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- Written by: Mario Kamenetzky
Embracing love and playfulness can transform one's experience of life, allowing for deeper connections and a rejection of societal pressures. This approach encourages individuals to accept sorrow and death as part of existence while seeking to cultivate joy through creative expression and meaningful relationships.
InnerSelf Magazine - October 12, 2026
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There is a thread running through the human experience that connects all of us regardless of age, background, or circumstance — the ongoing work of understanding ourselves and one another. We seek to know why we feel the way we feel, why our bodies behave as they do, why relationships can both wound and heal us, and how we might move through uncertainty with greater grace and courage.
InnerSelf Magazine - October 5, 2026
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Across the pages of this week's issue of InnerSelf, you will find voices grappling with justice, economic pressure, personal power, recognizing your teachers, and the quiet courage it takes to feed a family, trust yourself, or simply repair something rather than discard it. Alongside these larger conversations are the more interior ones...
Impact of Early Retirement on Cognitive Decline
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- Written by: Plamen Nikolov
A recent study reveals that early retirement can lead to accelerated cognitive decline and even early onset dementia. Engaging in mental challenges and social activities is crucial for maintaining cognitive health post-retirement. Understanding the balance between the benefits of retirement and its cognitive risks can inform better retirement planning.
How The Media Turns Men Into Objects
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- Written by: Peter Lucas
As discussions around objectification in media evolve, the spotlight now shifts to male actors in popular dramas. This article explores the implications of male objectification, its potential double standards compared to female objectification, and the ideological impacts on societal norms and behaviors. It questions whether the portrayal of men in media may lead to similar exploitative dynamics.
Reconciling Jewish Upbringing with Christian Spirituality
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- Written by: Katherine Kurs
This article delves into the complexities of navigating a Jewish upbringing while yearning for Christian spirituality. It explores the interplay of identity, faith, and the search for deeper meaning, highlighting the challenges and insights that arise from embracing dual cultural influences.
Transforming Consciousness for Planetary Change
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A profound shift in human consciousness is underway, moving from an ego-based perspective to one that embraces interconnectedness and collective responsibility. This article explores the necessity of personal transformation and conscious choice-making as essential steps toward creating a harmonious future for humanity and the planet.
What My Dog Taught Me About Love, Joy, and Living in the Moment
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- Written by: Marie T. Russell
Sometimes our greatest teachers don't speak a word. Marie T. Russell shares the lessons Angel Dog taught her about love, play, friendship, curiosity, rest, and the sheer joy of being alive. His example offers a gentle reminder that living fully may be simpler than we make it.
Enhancing Spiritual Growth Through Will Power
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- Written by: Prema Baba Swamiji
Spiritual development hinges on the intentional cultivation of will power, or sankalpa. By prioritizing love and compassion over religious divides, individuals can foster personal growth. This article outlines practical methods to strengthen will power and connect deeply with universal love, emphasizing the importance of consistent practice in one’s spiritual journey.
Tackling Teen Obesity Through School Nutrition
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- Written by: Kelly Rose
With over 91 million school children worldwide classified as obese, the UK faces significant challenges in combating this epidemic. Poor dietary habits among teenagers, influenced by social dynamics and inadequate school food policies, contribute to this crisis. Engaging students in food choices and improving nutritional standards can help foster healthier eating behaviors.
Decluttering Your Mind and Heart for Happiness
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Many people struggle with attachment to material possessions and outdated beliefs, which can lead to unhappiness. This article explores the importance of decluttering both our physical spaces and our minds. By observing our thoughts and letting go of false identities, individuals can cultivate a more fulfilling and joyful life.
Understanding the Sun, Moon, and Ascendant in Astrology
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- Written by: Nancy Anne Hastings
The Sun, Moon, and Ascendant are key components in astrology that offer insights into identity, emotions, and interactions with the world. Analyzing these elements can enhance self-awareness and guide personal growth, highlighting the importance of their interplay in understanding one's astrological chart.
Sleep Training for Infants: A Journey
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Navigating infant sleep can be challenging for parents, especially when faced with conflicting advice. A physician mom shares her experience with sleep training, highlighting the medical evidence supporting its safety and benefits for both infants and mothers. Discover how she overcame her fears and found a successful method for her daughter’s sleep.
The Dark Side of Passion in the Workplace
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Recent research reveals that passionate employees are often exploited more than their less passionate counterparts. Findings indicate that society tends to legitimize extra, unpaid work from those who love their jobs, leading to a troubling dynamic where passion can be used as justification for mistreatment. Understanding this phenomenon is crucial for fostering healthier work environments.
Letting Go of the Past for a Fuller Life
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Many individuals struggle to enjoy the present due to emotional attachments to past experiences. This article explores the detrimental effects of holding onto past regrets and offers practical exercises for releasing emotional burdens, practicing forgiveness, and embracing the present moment to lead a more fulfilling life.
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