Author Archives: Deven

The blog article is from a moving experience at Newport Beach yesterday morning.

We reached Newport Beach early in the morning, around 6:30 am. The ambiance was healing, with the sounds of the crashing waves of the Pacific Ocean filling the air. Walking on the beach felt soothing – I felt grounded and … Read More

Feeling the cold waters of the Pacific Ocean under my feet is always magical. The tide swarming around my feet helped me feel even better.

We were at Salt Creek Beach for a couple of hours till sunset. There were scattered clouds in the sky, and as the sun continued slow drift in the west to ultimately disappear beyond the horizon, the magic of colors … Read More

We had fog today morning, unusual for a day in July. It felt good. As we hiked up to the Santiago Oaks Hills, a cloud passed through not too far from us. The white color filling in the valley view … Read More

I am the Atma – the universal consciousness. I am one and connected with all living beings in that space. When I identify with it, I am the light of the universe. I am the spacious awareness through which happiness, … Read More

The weather has warmed up a little bit more. Today we saw an eclectic range of wildflowers on the Weir Canyon Train. It is incredible how plants sprout even from the cracks in the stone and bring colors. It reminds … Read More

I surrender. I surrender the urge to control, resist, or deny the weather of thoughts, emotions, and feelings flowing through me: I observe them as a witness, and let them pass through me. I surrender to the next moment with … Read More

Medical research and studies show how forgiveness can transform neural circuits in the brain for positive change. When I read books from Dr. Andrew Weil, Dr. Jon Kabat-zin, and Dr. Joan Borysenko, the insights on mind-body healing and psychoneuroimmunology (PNI) … Read More

I am sharing pictures and videos of mother nature’s magic close to home that we saw for the first time. The mountains are green right now, thanks to the rain. The unusual snow at elevations as low as 1000 feet … Read More