June 25, 2001
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From the Editors
To Have The Poise,
stamina, and courage as well as the inspiration to face the demands of the day—no matter how challenging they are.
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Earlier This Year,
the Dalai Lama offered advice to 500 editors, media executives, and journalists from over a hundred countries.
When she couldn't see the toll her drinking was taking, the prayers of her mother and grandmother—and of a stranger—brought this author a life-transforming healing, literally overnight.
Here's the story of someone who walked away from addiction before she'd even finished college.
When I was little, I loved to fix drinks for my daddy and his friends.
Lying to yourself is just as bad as lying to anybody else!
One winter I traveled a long way from home to visit my cousin in Katowice, Poland, an industrial coal-mining city in Eastern Europe.
Bonnie Sell believes she's living proof that God is equal to any emergency a person could end up facing. And she has a good reason for thinking so!
An intriguing concept from childhood becomes the touchstone to finding out the very meaning of existence.
The other week
I heard an ad on the radio for a pamphlet entitled "Tips for balancing your work life with your home life.
I asked my father who was watching the game, to help me pray.
Suddenly the pain was gone. It was the end of the problem.
I was surprised at how strong I was and how I would not give up.
The practitioner helped me to find a sure antidote to discouragement—gratitude.
When it comes to controlling the urge to spend, the concept of heaven being within us is a powerful help.
