Wow. Its official. Expressing our anger helps us live longer. But does that mean it's okay to dump our rage on people?

Positive thinking training sometimes gets us to thinking we "shouldn't" feel the "bad" feelings and keeps us away from exploring our emotions. Is there a good reason to let ourselves feel that "bad" stuff?

Why do we give? What we are taught is to give without regard for self. Is this right? What is it we are really called to do?

Playing the blame game in the Spitzer ordeal is part of the fun of the media frenzy. But what purpose does this serve and how does it help deal with the aftermath?

"Potty Training" is what parents need, not kids. When we try to "train" our kids through manipulation or control what is it we get? Is the result what we really want?

Barack's friend and supporter blew it. He tried to frame Obama as the poor helpless Victim and ended up betraying the person he was trying to help.

What is at the root of the Giving Movement taking place these days? Is it altruism or something else?

In the US we have not always treated our veterans well. How are our new vets going to handle things as they are today? How did we set ourselves up to view them the way we do?