Facing Our Fears: Bomb Scare in India
It was December and my husband, Marvin, and I, along with another couple, were on one of those "around the world in 10 days" trips. We'd been in the air for five days already and were feeling weary. I was eager to get home to complete my Christmas preparations.
We had been in Ethiopia and were on our way to... >Read More
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Anxious for Nothing
This is the transcript of a Probe radio program, adapted from an earlier magazine article by the author.
What makes you feel anxious? What do you worry about? Finances? Conflict at work or with your neighbors? Making today's appointment on time? Perhaps your family or your health.
Anxiety seems to be everywhere these days. September 11th brought...... >Read More
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Finding Peace in Troubled Times
Whether you have a child serving in the war in Iraq, recently lost a loved one or have no way to pay the mortgage this month, crisis takes many forms. Its impact is felt deeply. We feel helpless, we feel sad, we feel overwhelmed. Some of us are in crisis right now, for others, the images flashing across the... >Read More
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Overcome Your Fears
Fear keeps us in the background. It convinces us we can never accomplish our dreams, tells us to keep quiet, and separates us from the ones we love. Fear has an unparalleled ability to freeze us in our tracks, and limit what we are willing to try. Fear makes us lead a smaller life.
The things that we are afraid... >Read More
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Dealing With Anger
Getting cut off in traffic, a missed deadline, spilt coffee, a cranky child - it doesn't take much to upset us these days.
A recent study by Yale School of Management professor Sigal G. Barsade and Donald Gibson of Fairfield University showed that 1 in 4 Americans feel at least somewhat angry at work. That's a lot of grumpy people in... >Read More
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Understanding Cutting
My daughter cut herself for the first time when she was 12... >more
The Little Girl Who Feared Death
When I was a little girl, I used to wake up in... >more
What Do You Fear?
