by Ann Purcell | Jun 26, 2018 | Enlightenment, God, Health, Love, Meditation, The Book, Transcendental Expressions
Summer is now here. Are you still looking for an easy, breezy book to read at the beach or while lounging by the pool? If you have not yet ordered my new book The Power of Transcendence: Growing in Love, Creativity, Health, and Happiness you’ll find it is an ideal...
by Ann Purcell | May 8, 2018 | Consciousness, Enlightenment, God, News, The Book
I am so happy to announce that my new book The Power of Transcendence: Growing in Love, Creativity, Health and Happiness is now available to order. My publisher asked me to put many of the blogs I have written over the last five years into one book. This compilation...
by Ann Purcell | Jan 22, 2018 | Consciousness, Enlightenment, Freedom, Meditation
What does it mean to be a human being? Maybe it means just that—to simply be in the state of our Being. If we can regain the totality of the “Being” part of a human being, then we are fulfilling what it means to be human. Being—Our Silence The purest state of Being is...
by Ann Purcell | Oct 24, 2017 | Consciousness, Enlightenment
I recently listened to the audio book version of Oprah’s book What I Know For Sure. In her lively and engaging narration she describes her personal evolution and the spiritual lessons she has learned along the way. Naturally, after listening to the book, I...
by Ann Purcell | Nov 10, 2016 | Enlightenment
Ramayana: The Hero’s Journey and the Quest for Enlightenment Guest Post, By Linda Egenes In one of my all-time favorite movie lines, Kate Winslet says to her mentor in Holiday, “One should at least be the heroine of one’s own life.” This idea resonates with me. When...
by Ann Purcell | Mar 28, 2016 | Bliss, Consciousness, Enlightenment, Skill in Action
The Dalai Lama was asked, “What is the best religion?” He replied, “The best religion is whatever gets you closest to God.” Immediately I thought about surfing, the one activity I practice with discipline and devotion. I learned to surf in my thirties after I had my...
