“The deeper that sorrow carves into your being, the more joy you can contain.” — Kahlil Gibran To live long is to become a witness. A witness to births and weddings, to laughter bouncing off kitchen walls — and to the long, slow fading of voices we once
History and tradition teach that the clamor of conquest does not last forever. In time it yields to another sound, a quieter music—the rhythm of reflection and release. Empires have risen and fallen on the strength of ambition. Generations pursued the promise of more: more
From the Circle: Inside the Conversation A special feature exploring the ideas, questions, and insights that emerge from our Spiritual Seniors community. “As you read through the comments, you notice very few men are looking to connect spiritually. It’s only us women who seem in need of
Lonelygenic environments are becoming more common—but nature may be the antidote.Henry David Thoreau once wrote, "Every morning was a cheerful invitation to make my life of equal simplicity, and I may say innocence, with Nature herself." He described his walks through the woods not as
To share your experience, join the conversation Recent studies have revealed a concerning trend: 49% of adults today have fewer than three close friends with whom they confide, a number that has doubled since 1990. Building Stronger Bonds and Connections The 2023 US Surgeon General’s report on ‘Our
Practical Steps to Rebuild Bonds and Strengthen Our Communities Loneliness and social isolation are more than personal struggles; they have become significant public health concerns, particularly for older adults. Addressing this urgent issue, the U.S. Surgeon General's Advisory on the Healing Effects of Social Connection and