In this episode of SpirituallyHungryPodcast.com, Michael Berg and I delve into the benefits of leading a ‘messy’ life rather than striving for perfection at all times. Listen as we discuss how we can learn from our mistakes, and how to adjust our consciousness to the...
The image associated with this month is a bucket pouring an abundance of clear water. Both are gifts from the Creator, who created the vessel and its contents.
The water symbolizes the ever-present abundance available to us all this month. We...
What did Abraham Lincoln, Ferdinand Magellan, Galileo Galilei, Thomas Edison, Charles Darwin, Frederick Douglass, and Franklin D. Roosevelt have in common?
They were all leaders, visionaries, free-thinkers, idealists, and people who changed the world through their passion and vision of the future....
What did Abraham Lincoln, Ferdinand Magellan, Galileo Galilei, Thomas Edison, Charles Darwin, Frederick Douglass, and Franklin D. Roosevelt have in common? They were all leaders, visionaries, free-thinkers, idealists, and people who changed the world through their passion and vision of the future. A...
Getting ready to go live on Your California Life to discuss tools for dealing with anxiety, stress and uncertainty. If you’re in the San Francisco area tune in at 9am/PST on ABC10.
“The greatest mistake one can make is to be afraid of making one.” If the pursuit of perfection is influencing your goals, dreams or new year resolutions, Michael Berg and I invite you on this week’s SpirituallyHungryPodcast.com episode to instead, embrace the messiness of life’s...
In this episode of SpirituallyHungryPodcast.com, Monica Berg and Michael Berg delve into the benefits of leading a ‘messy’ life rather than striving for perfection at all times. Listen as they discuss how we can learn from our mistakes, and how to adjust our consciousness to...
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"The greatest mistake one can make is to be afraid of making one.” If the pursuit of perfection is influencing your goals and dreams, @michael_berg_ and I invite you on this week’s https://t.co/e2N2BuwZsj episode to embrace the messiness in life.
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Welcome to the new moon of Aquarius. Like all months, it has its own, unique gifts. This week, Monica highlights how those gifts are available to all of us, how to access them, and how to use them.
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Happy #NationalGlutenFreeDay! Today, explore gluten-free foods and learn more about how you can take charge of your health! Whether you have a gluten intolerance or just feel better without it, a gluten-free diet has many benefits.
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The gut is considered the mini-brain of our enteric nervous system (ENS), which uses neurons to send information to other cells in our bodies.
Check out my full interview with The Sunday Edit to learn why taking care of your gut in 2021 is so important.
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In the second in a series of three blogs about self-care, I talk about the importance of tending to thoughts, particularly the negative ones that can slow our growth as we step into the new year.
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The Almost is a land of “good enough,” “close enough,” and “comfortable.” The secret to fulfillment is identifying and ultimately eradicating that halfway place. Check out my conversation with Dana Stiles & Shayna Cornelius on the DayLuna podcast!
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As 2020 draws to an end, we will all look back on this unusual year with mixed emotions. In her blog, Monica reminisces about lessons learned and what she'll take forward into the new year.
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In the final episode of Spiritually Hungry for 2020, @michael_berg_ and l explore the possibilities the new year brings and how we invite lasting transformation when we first examine what we really think, or “know,” about ourselves.
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In this episode of https://t.co/e2N2BufoAL,@michael_berg_ and I share insights on how to heighten our relationships with our families who, spiritually, are in our lives to show us what we need to outgrow.