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If you’ve been keeping tabs on us for the last few days, you may have heard the term “Memory Engineering” floating around. This is a... read more

I had an unusual experience recently. I watched the scariest movie I had ever seen from my generation with my two sons, and they weren’t... read more

The theory of positive thinking goes back to the 1950s with the release of the best-selling classic, “The Power of Positive Thinking”... read more

Over the years, I’ve asked several groups of people this question: would you rather to an AA meeting, or to church? So far, the... read more

We suppress negative emotions for a variety of reasons. Perhaps we don’t want to appear weak or vulnerable or we’re just giving in to... read more

For a number of years, I worked in private practice counseling and therapy, and set up counseling programs at three different institutions.... read more

Heart and soul. It’s the name of a classic song from the 1930s, but even in today’s modern times they are both the topic of countless... read more

The concept of chakras originated in Asia at around 1500 BC. Unfortunately, to many of us in the West, these sorts of practices tend to... read more

I’ve talked about the science of cellular memories before. Today I’d like to share some practical ways that the memories we hold on to... read more

Each month, we release a new course on our All Access platform, designed to extend and direct the power of our healing programs, and to... read more

I have a good friend named Mark Victor Hanson—co-author of the Chicken Soup books, which I believe are now up to 150 million copies sold.... read more

Many of us dwell on the past. We regret things we should have handled differently. We have a painful memory that haunts us. We replay an... read more