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Holistic wellness, spiritual growth, healing, and conscious living, from the Creations community of writers, teachers, and practitioners.
The Quiet Cost of Being the Man You Think You’re Supposed to Be
by Dave RossiThere’s a kind of exhaustion many men carry that doesn’t come from work, responsibility, or even stress.
Umbrellas, Shark Teeth and One Tiny Toad
by Mitchell Kyd, Rural PAWhen people feel connected, they aren’t afraid to treat strangers as friend.
Meet Vibe Fest, the Alcohol-Free Movement Redefining How Long Island Gathers
by Creations MagazineEvery so often, a community effort comes along that feels less like an event and more like a movement. Vibe Fest is one of them.
Above the Battleground
by Alan Cohen, HawaiiMany among us feel disturbed by the conflicts and injustices we observe in the world.
Finding One’s Authentic Self
by Diane Lundegaard, Dix Hills, NYThe way they walked took them through a suburban slice of the Long Island Pine Barrens which meandered like a lazy river between the High School and Janet’s
How to Normalize Conflict as a Gateway to Growth
by Esin PinarliWe are all wired for connection and relationships are essential to our survival, yet the skills required for healthy relationship skills are not something
Learning to Recognize the Difference Between Intuition and Ego
by Cheryl BradleyMany people believe intuition is a rare gift reserved for psychics or spiritual teachers. In truth, intuition is something every person possesses.
Radiance Begins Where Performance Ends: Why Chakra Psychology Matters for Women in Midlife
by Dr. Julie Merriman, Meridian, TXFor decades, high-achieving women have been taught to interpret the changes of midlife through a narrow biological lens.
Divinity
by Timothy Sullivan, East Northport, NYEmit your vibe – attract your tribe … more than just a dream We are us as they are us There is nothing
Healing Spaces: How Design Can Promote Harmonious Living and Emotional Well-Being
by Dr. Rachel MelvaldOur homes quietly shape us every day. They influence how we wake up, how we recover from stress, how we connect with others, and how safe and secure we feel.
Planetary Healing: Wholeness Beyond Pieces
by Alan Cohen, Hawaii“Daddy, will you play with me?" was the last thing Bill wanted to hear from his five-year-old son.
Savor the Beauty of the Moment
by Ann Albers and The Angels, Phoenix, AZTake a moment every now and then. In quiet moments of peace or satisfaction, pause. Allow yourself to absorb the beauty of a moment. Breathe on a quiet walk.
Trauma Seen Through the Akashic Records
by Mary Madeiras, Black Mountain, NCThe Akashic Records are a quantum Divine realm where the thoughts, actions, and experiences of every soul are recorded, since the beginning of time.
Welcome to the April / May Spring Issue, honoring the Divine Feminine, Women, Mothers, the Earth and Rebirth
by Neil and Andrea[](/latest-issue) Personally, I am reminded of the abundance of feminine love and nurturance I have been blessed with all my life — from my Mom, Grandmother
Where the Wild Heals: The Nervous System’s Natural Sanctuary
by Carrie Asby, OregonThe wild is the nervous system's natural sanctuary. How time in nature settles the body, quiets the stress response and restores a steadier baseline.
Women’s Sexual Health … Let’s Talk
by Dr. Janette GrayAs we honor women’s sexual health week, May 10-16, we have to celebrate recent wins like the approval for the first FDA drug that treats menopausal women
Sovereign Soul: A One-Day Immersive Experience Inviting You to Remember Who You Are
by Creations MagazineThere are moments when the noise of everyday life softens just enough for something deeper to surface. A knowing. A pull.
Why “National Nutrition Month” (March) Fails Most People: Three Researcher-Backed Fixes
by John E. Lewis, PhD, Miami, FLNational Nutrition Month fails most people because awareness alone does not change eating. Three researcher-backed fixes that actually stick.
A Guide to Meaningful Connections
by Dr. Lori WhatleyMaking friends is one of the most rewarding experiences in life, but it’s also one of the most difficult.
Building Fearless Relationships: The Courage to Be Who You Are
by Brenda Shoshanna, PhD, New York CityFear is an ongoing factor in relationships. It confuses our mind, undermines our confidence and prevents us from making choices that would be healthy for all.
“Keep drumming,” the teacher repeats.
by Shana Heatley, Northport, NYWinter turns us inward, and the drum keeps time with the season. On practice, repetition and the teacher's reminder that the rhythm itself is the lesson.
Living Your Purpose and its Effect on Your Relationships
by Joyce and Barry Vissell, Aptos, CA“Our intimate relationships are profoundly influenced by the way we live our lives and the work we do in the world.”
What You See In Others You Bring Out In Them
by Brenda Shoshanna, New York CityWhen we see the worst in people, we send them an unconscious message about who they are to us. And they naturally and unconsciously fulfill that role.
Creations Conversations ~ Episode 2
by Domenick and NeilIn this episode, hosts Domenick and Neil invite special guest Ann Albers to the table for an in-depth conversation .
A Woodland Valentine
by Diane Lundegaard, Dix Hills, NYFrom deep within the pine forest, the song, “chick-a-dee-dee-dee,” of tiny black capped birds, drifted out from the low-lying thickets.
Disclosure: The Return of Free Energy
by Valir, Channeled by Dave AkiraThe second installment in a continuing series on long-suppressed principles of energy and propulsion, and why the phrase zero-point energy is about to matter.
Meditation Matters—And Not (Just) for The Reason You Might Think
by Jeremy David Engels, PhD, PennsylvaniaThe health benefits of a meditation practice are well established.
Reset and Thrive After the Holidays: A Holistic (and Compassionate) Approach to Sustainable Weight Loss in the New Year
by Creations MagazineThe holiday season brings warmth, celebration, and the comfort of traditional foods, but it often leaves people feeling sluggish, imbalanced, or frustrated
Spiritual Aging: Weekly Reflections for Embracing Life
by Carol Osborn, PhDInnerTraditions. com Award-Winning Title Ignites a New Era for Midlife and Elder Seekers.
Another Leap Forward in Dental Healing: The Most Misunderstood Procedure in Dentistry – The Root Canal Explained
by Dr. Jeffrey EtessMany patients come to me convinced that their chronic illness is the result of having root canals. The truth is far less dramatic.
Don't Give Up Because You Don't Know the Way
by Ann Albers and The Angels, Phoenix, AZThere is a habit—all too human—that gets in the way of allowing what you truly want in life.
Humor as the Road to Physical, Social, and Mental Health
by Louis R. Franzini, Ph.DBritish actress Hannah Waddingham, who played Rebecca in the Emmy award-winning series Ted Lasso , cogently pointed out, “You don’t have to be cutting to be
Learning Lessons Between Relationships
by Joyce and Barry Vissell, Aptos, CAThe time immediately after ending a relationship can be painful, confusing and disorientating.
Reframing Valentine’s Day on Your Twin Flame Journey
by Theresa Cheung, UKWhat does Valentine’s Day truly mean to you? Before you answer automatically, pause for a moment. Place your hand gently over your heart.
Taking Our Walk
by Creations MagazineWelcome to the February and March Winter Relationships issue, the first of 2026 and the start of the 40th year of Creations Magazine.
The Fastest Route Home
by Alan Cohen, HawaiiFor many of us, relationships have presented a huge challenge, especially romantic ones.
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