by Michael Neill | Oct 8, 2012
I’ve been working on my new book for Hay House, The Inside-Out Revolution, and one of the lines I wrote last week really jumped out at me:
“If we are truly spiritual beings having a human experience, we ignore either of those facts at our peril.”
People who attempt to live purely in the material world and ignore the spiritual tend (in my experience) to ride the roller coaster of life’s ups and downs and arrive at the end of the ride feeling (accurately) like they haven’t actually gotten anywhere and wondering why those spiritual people seem so calm and peaceful…
by Michael Neill | Mar 26, 2012
In the most recent video on the Living from the Inside Out program, I shared the story of a conversation I had with an executive who’s company’s fortunes were transformed through a deeper understanding of the inside out nature of the human experience.
by Michael Neill | Nov 22, 2010
My son just turned 16 this week, and as parents do, my wife and I were discussing the myriad new ways this milestone would enable him to put his life at risk, mostly behind the wheel of a car. Yet in talking with other parents over the years, I know that few of the external things that could impact the lives of our children are quite as frightening or quite as misunderstood as depression and teen suicide.
