David Pond, author of the bestselling Chakras for Beginners, offers unique and easy-to-follow guidance for experiencing true happiness in your life.
In this book on wellness, Pond describes all seven dimensions from which we experience life—our physical identity, emotions, willpower, heart center, thought patterns and intuition, imagination, and spirituality—and gives practical methods for developing and integrating each of these aspects. When you are fully engaged at each level of your being, you gain a multidimensional awareness that serves as a powerful source of strength and hope.
Compatible with any spiritual path, this holistic perspective helps you create a richer and more fulfilling life, from overcoming everyday challenges to finding your life’s work to becoming a better partner and friend.
These words in the Declaration of Independence launched the United States of America as a new nation in the New World. A nation totally different than any other at the time, and one that would evolve and grow to become beacon of hope and an example that others would emulate. “The Pursuit of Happiness” Unfortunately, we often downplay Happiness and think of it as a byproduct of other things,...
As adults, especially in these trying times, "happiness" does not hold for us the same meaing that it did as when we were young. Is it possible (or even correct) to strive for happiness when there is strife all around us? As we move more and more towards a global community of sustainability, David Pond, author of The Pursuit of Happiness, explains the interdependent nature of true happiness.
1. You’re an astrologer; you’ve even published other books about astrology (including Astrology & Relationships and Mapping Your Romantic Relationships). When did you become interested in the chakras? My interest in astrology and the chakras grew out of the same period of time for me. It was at the end of the 60s and start of the 70s. I was trying to find my way in all the...
Back in the “dark ages” (say, circa 1990), everything was just a little bit different. Calling a friend if you weren’t home meant digging for a quarter and locating a phone booth. If you got lost while driving, first, you had to admit it, then, you had to stop to check the gritty map on the gas station wall or hope for a kind attendant to help you find your way again. God forbid you had a curious...
People will never stop trying to find ways to heal themselves. In the past few decades, the Western world has grown increasingly intrigued by Eastern forms of alternative healing, including those from Japan. The island nation is rich in history and philosophy, and its people, like people the world over, have long looked for ways... read this article
