Bob Jones reflects on the Five Stages of Grief and his own time studying with Elisabeth Kubler-Ross in 1969.

How do we live life to the fullest knowing that the tentacles of fear might reach out and sting us at any time? Here are five ways to do just that.

The universal message of all the major religions and traditions tell us to “Be Not Afraid” as we struggle to overcome and transcend this new reality.

In this final part of our talk with Rabbi Scheiner he explores the image of God in all of us, counting our blessings, insecurity of fear and building bridges.

In this third part of our conversation, Rabbi Scheiner reflects on raising children in a time of fearful expressions of anti-Semitism, armed security at places of worship, joy and the image of God

In this second part of our talk with Rabbi Scheiner he explores fear as the basis for anger, envy, and hatred.

In this first part of our talk with Rabbi Scheiner he explores fear and the spiritual reality of God-With-Us, our human oneness, and the danger of anger.

Lincoln still has much to teach us about grief.

We can be led to the crossroad but, in the final analysis, must travel on alone. Our personal passions and dreams are unique unto us.

Where is God? This is the universal question of our minds, hearts, and souls. We look for God in all the right places, but often come up without a sense of true encounter.

Changing your brain's default setting can help set us on course for a happier life.