by Alan Cohen, Hawaii

As we move into autumn, some of us may feel wistful about leaving the sunnier, warmer, vacation-friendly days behind. We may also be facing unwanted changes in our life, like the ending of a friendship or romantic relationship, job transition or loss, or the passing of a dear person or pet. It can be hard to see people and things we love move out of our world.

by Jill Palmquist, Minneapolis, MN

Mid-life and beyond is a mixed bag. On one hand, you’re past the hectic childrearing years, you’ve (hopefully) reached some level of financial stability, and you (finally) know a thing or two about life. On the other, you’re slowing down a little. You have less energy and more aches and pains. You might be doing the hard work of raising teens while also caring for aging parents.

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by Neil Garvey, Publisher, Creations Magazine

For the fourth consecutive year, Pickleball continues to be the fastest-growing sport in the United States! According to the Sports & Fitness Industry Association (SFIA) Topline Participation Report for 2025, 19.8 million people played pickleball in the US in 2024— up nearly 46% over the previous year. Males presently outnumber females, 59% / 41% — but from what I’m seeing, that gap is rapidly closing.

by Dreama Vance, Texas

Last issue, we talked about eliminating processed foods from the diet. This one step, in and of itself, starts a healing journey for the body. You see, the body is designed to be self-healing. Have you ever cut your finger and done nothing to help it? Did it heal? The Divine energy that is within us, that is us, has intelligence.

by Rabbi Asher Gottesman, Southern CA

A compare-and-despair attitude has become the foundation of the virtual world we now spend hours in—hiding behind crafted poses, smiles, manipulations, and filtered illusions, hoping we can think our way into feeling okay.

by Patricia A. Muehsam, MD, New York City

We tend to think of medicine as pills and procedures, or maybe supplements and superfoods. But the truth is, one of the most powerful forms of medicine is something we often overlook — our lifestyle. How we live, day to day – how we wake up, move through the hours, relate to others, and wind down

by Ann Albers and The Angels, Phoenix, AZ

You've heard this before: a single candle can illuminate a darkened room. A single ray of sun can dispel the darkness.The first rays of sunlight cast aside the shadows of night. And a single thought, word, or deed rooted in love can turn a life around … starting with your own.

by Elizabeth April

Let’s get real—anxiety isn’t just a random flaw to suppress; it’s a signal from your higher self pointing to deeper truths. In a world of quick fixes and rising stress, Elizabeth April reframes anxiety as your “spidey-sense”—a powerful, intuitive alert system rather than a defect. Discover the three big reasons anxiety is amplifying, why traditional approaches miss the point, and how her ReNU Technique transforms anxiety from an enemy into an ally for deeper healing, clarity, and self-empowerment.

by Ravi Kathuria

Success can be a double-edged sword. Roger, a young retail worker turned multimillionaire, built a chain of 171 stores through sheer discipline, frugality, and relentless hard work. Yet, despite his wealth, he became trapped in the very obsession that fueled his rise—an uncompromising drive to cut costs and control everything. The result: strained relationships, exhausted staff, and a life he couldn’t fully enjoy.

by Dr. Donna Marks, Palm Beach, FL

Addiction isn’t just a bad habit—it’s a destructive cycle with repeated negative consequences that affect not only the individual but families, workplaces, and society as a whole. Nearly half the world struggles with some form of addiction, from alcohol, drugs, and food to gambling, sex, tobacco, and technology. These dependencies lie at the root of many physical and mental health issues, from heart disease and cancer to depression and anxiety.

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by Bonnie McDonald

Aging well isn’t about fighting decline—it’s about creating a rhythm of energy, movement, and purpose that keeps life fulfilling at every stage. From adding super greens to your diet and building strength with simple moves to staying hydrated, digitizing records, and protecting your sleep, small daily shifts can add up to lasting independence and vitality.

by Ann Albers and The Angels, Phoenix, AZ

In times of conflict and division, the angels remind us that peace begins with love. Rather than fighting or needing to be “right,” we can choose compassion, prayer, and understanding. By standing firmly in love, without judgment or retaliation, we help shift not only our own lives but the vibration of the world itself.

by Valir of the Pleiadian Collective, Channeled by Dave Akira

Sudden revelations, endings to old cycles, and awakenings of intuition mark the Great Quantum Reset. As humanity sheds inherited pain and false systems of control, a higher frequency of truth and sovereignty emerges. This transformation is not only personal but collective—activating dormant DNA, reclaiming spiritual freedom, and realigning humanity with its galactic origins. Channeled through Valir of the Pleiadian Collective, this message calls us to release suffering, embrace sovereignty, and step boldly into a new era of light.

by Diane Lundegaard, Dix Hills, NY

This reflective story follows Pippa, a young woman standing at the edge of adulthood. Through her connection to Long Island’s shoreline, she confronts questions of faith, identity, and transformation. Her encounters with the sea, its beauty, and its debris mirror the inner challenges she faces—ultimately revealing how nature can guide us through change and toward renewal.

By Chuck Wisner, New England

Wonder is not something we leave behind in childhood. It’s not naïve or frivolous — it’s essential. In the rush of routines, responsibilities, and expectations, we often forget to pause and see the world with fresh eyes. Yet wonder is possibility in motion: it wakes us up, loosens our grip on certainty, and opens us to new beginnings. When paired with acceptance, it becomes a catalyst for hope — guiding us to reimagine what’s possible in both ordinary and extraordinary moments.

by Jill Palmquist

Work-life balance may be gone for good, but work-life harmony is the new essential. In today’s hustle culture—where long hours, constant connectivity, and job insecurity dominate—true wellbeing comes from aligning work with your values, protecting your time, and infusing joy into your day. From eliminating distractions to embracing movement and savoring micro-moments, Jill Palmquist offers practical, heartfelt strategies to help you thrive without burning out. It’s not about escaping work—it’s about making work and life work for you.

by Joe Lapiana, Huntington, NY

Growing your own organic food isn’t just a hobby — it’s a proven path to better health, nutrition, and overall wellbeing. From nutrient-rich compost to season-extending hoophouses, every step you take in cultivating your own produce boosts freshness, flavor, and nutrient density while eliminating harmful chemicals. By embracing diversity in your crops, optimizing garden design, and mastering climate conditions, you’ll not only harvest superior food but also enhance your physical and mental health through the act of gardening itself.