At the end of the year, we typically create a photo collage as a keepsake to help us remember good experiences we had in the previous year. And then we turn it into a New Year’s Greeting card. View it here.
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Val Logan
Hawaiian Quest Interview – Listen In!
This interview took place online where I co-led a retreat workshop called Hawaiian Quest on the Big Island of Hawaii. We talked about how I work with people and the interviewer’s first-hand experience having worked with me personally.
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The Power of Vulnerability Video
Brené Brown studies human connection — our ability to empathize, belong, love. In a poignant, funny talk at TEDxHouston, she shares a deep insight from her research, one that sent her on a personal quest to know herself as well as to understand humanity. A talk to share.
Been There, Done That!
The following is a true story about the unexpected gift I received as a workshop facilitator and experiential seminar leader. What could have been a disaster proved to be one of the best moments of my life. I was in Saddlebrook, New Jersey for a few days to co-facilitate a weekend personal growth workshop with … Read more
On The Path
Little did I know what would happen when I took my first Group Dynamics psychology class in 1968. I couldn’t believe we were really being encouraged to delve into our deeper feelings. In my family we never did that!
Do You Know How to Add Joy To Your Life by Manifesting Your Heart’s Desires?
~Preparing The Fertile Ground For Your Precious Seed Thoughts To Grow~ By Val Logan, D.D., C.C.H. When you are feeling good about yourself the world opens up to you. Life is easy. Life is good. Give Me Five! Yeah! This is what makes everything worthwhile. Have you experienced this before? I am sure you … Read more
The Philosopher’s Stone
This poem deeply touched me and it is a privilege for me to share it with you. It is taken from “The Book of Aquarius.” The author chooses to remain anonymous. I welcome any of your comments and questions about this poem. Enjoy!