PEACE: Personality feeds the soul

Once, while I was listening to Oprah Winfrey, she dispensed one of the nuggets of wisdom that has placed her among the iconic voices of our time: “Use your personality to feed your soul.” It is sage advice on how to connect to our true destiny. In our day-to-day search for meaning and direction toward […]

Lighting up the night

Lighting up the night How a historic sign from the Moulin Rouge is conjuring inspiration for a new generation. BY LIINDA GARISTO I first learned of the historic Moulin Rouge Hotel and Casino in June 2017. I was relocating to Las Vegas to perform in a new show at the Hard Rock Hotel, and was […]

PEACE: Find the courage within

We have all been met with challenges and disappointment, and the storm sometimes arrives when we least expect it. But we know it’s coming, and the intense anticipation of negative circumstances builds anxiety and fear of the unknown. I know because it happened to me. And when the fear became overwhelming, I remembered the words […]

PEACE: Just DO IT!

There is no better time than now to JUST DO IT! We all have dreams of the life we wish to live — and each day you have to ask yourself, “Am I working toward my dreams or not?” Everyone’s dream is different, and it can be a physical or spiritual dream that embodies the […]

Bringing Ourselves to Heal

Bringing Ourselves to Heal Alicia Eunice on how “to begin a transformational journey to true abundance.” Healing coach Alicia Eunice is bringing people together for a healing weekend called the “Ascension 50 Tour — Holistic Healing & Wellness Retreat,” October 16-18 in Scottsdale, Arizona. According to Eunice, “Our mini-vacation is planned to draw you away […]

Protecting Patients and Families

Protecting Patients and Families By Cassandra Cotton, Nathan Adelson Hospice Community Outreach Manager The ability to choose where to spend one’s final days is so important to everyone involved. It is comforting to be in a familiar environment, surrounded by the people and things you love. The original concept of hospice was caring for the […]

PEACE: Finding Peace where there is none

We are constantly looking to stay healthy and away from the deadly coronavirus. It’s the new norm in our daily existence: an uneasiness about life as we now know it and how to adapt. Our peace has been shaken and is sometimes hard to find. Especially for many who have pre-existing health conditions such as: […]

50 Shades Of Black: A Fictitious Exotic Journey For “The Best Part”

Do you feel me? Zena connects with a friend and tries to sort out her feelings for Maximus. After all she’s been through with Maximus lately, Zena needs some time with a good friend. Her longtime girlfriend, Val, is just what the doctor ordered. So much to talk about. I keep reminding myself to not tell her all my […]

‘Giving Tuesday’ Recaptures the Spirit of the Holiday Season

‘Giving Tuesday’ Recaptures the Spirit of the Holiday Season By Cassandra Cotton, Nathan Adelson Hospice Community Outreach Manager During the holiday season, we traditionally show admiration, love, and respect by giving gifts. But sometimes the commercialism can be a bit overwhelming. From nonstop holiday music to elaborate store displays, to the steady stream of advertisements, the sales push seems to come earlier and earlier every year. A wonderful […]

PEACE: Standing on strong shoulders

As you look into the mirror and see the person you are — and all that you have overcome to bring you to the space you’re in right now — remember one thing: you are a legacy of someone else’s sacrifice. The tides may change and time moves on, but it is important to remember that someone was here before you. Someone took […]

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