Engaging in wishing harm on someone, therefore, is like tying yourself to a dance partner who perpetually steps on your toes with every move. It’s a choice you can make, but one that will eventually just lead to more pain, more harm, and more bad feelings. Read More
by Martina E. Faulkner [originally posted on ‘Unique and Universal’ on Substack] It should come as no surprise that I love words. What you may not know is that I always have. Somewhere in a box in the basement (or…
by Martina E. Faulkner, IOM Founder Randy Scobey is the author of WHY: A Memoir, a book which documents his journey from birth to the present and includes a history of abuse, betrayal, lies, and brainwashing. Randy’s story is unique,…
Writer, counselor, and healer Joanna Quargnali-Linsley’s The Seasonal Table collection of cookbooks is now complete! Quargnali-Linsley believes food is medicine and encourages us to think about our physical and mental health in what we eat. In her series, she shares…
Volume III / Issue 19 — 13 December 2022 Contrary to popular opinion, there is no ONE WAY to do just about anything. Even if you speak to two different surgeons with the same training about the same type of surgery, they…
Volume III / Issue 18 — 22 November 2022 This week in the US, we celebrate Thanksgiving. In addition to being known as a major food and (American) football holiday, it’s a time to pause, reflect, and give thanks. I…
As a children’s author who loves finding magic in everyday life, Tia Martina (aka: Martina Faulkner) inspires everyone with her creative process. Below, Martina shares the story behind ‘Princess Wigglebottom And The Forgotten Christmas’—her most recent children’s book—and stay tuned…
