Wisdom
4 Keys to Experience Wonder from John O'Donohue
Use these principles from an expert in Celtic spirituality to find wonder in everyday life
An Easy Way to Remember to Use Positive Words
The power of the spoken word is profound. Here’s how to use it in a positive way.
Life Lessons Learned from Nature
Writer and photographer Julie Lavender has spent years taking pictures of nature's wonders. In this gallery, she shares some of the lessons she's learned from the flora and fauna she's captured in her photographs.
3 Things Regular Prayer Will Teach You About Yourself
Here’s a path to finding a deeper and greater knowledge of many things, especially yourself.
Biblical Wisdom for a Prosperous Life
A key passage from Proverbs offers guidance on finding fulfillment.
The Celtic Wisdom of Poet and Mystic John O’Donohue
In 1982, O’Donohue was ordained a Catholic priest and spent much of his time in solitude, contemplating the “the invisible world” – what we see with our souls, not our eyes. A topic he explored in his international bestseller Anam Ċara, which means “soul friend” in Gaelic. In 2000, O’Donohue left the priesthood to focus on his writing. He passed away in his sleep in 2008 at the age of 52. Today, his work continues to inspire many to take a closer look at that which they cannot see.
Oprah's New Book Shares 'The Wisdom of Sundays'
In a wide-ranging interview with Guideposts.org, Oprah talks about gratitude, purpose and finding peace.