As you enter 2026, I encourage you to ask yourself, reflect on, and then provide a behavioral response to these four questions each day. Asking myself these questions, and responding with intentional behavior, helps me stay focused on what is important and valuable in life, and clarifies how I wish to purposefully use my energy … More The Four P’s of Practicing Wisdom: Daily Reflections for 2026
It’s with great joy that I’m able to announce the ninth and final book in the Cultivating Love series, Cultivating Love: Wisdom for Life is available for purchase! Click here to order the Kindle version, the Paperback version, the Audiobook, and my Youtube channel for podcasts about “What’s in the box.” “What’s in the box…“ Cultivating Love: Wisdom for Life takes a deep dive into the subject … More Cultivating Love: Wisdom for Life is now available!
This is the second 3-part set of posts to follow the first 3-part set entitled: Please visit post #1 above (“Reparenting and Loving Yourself, 1.5”) for introductory comments regarding the need and benefit of reparenting yourself, which is the platform from which this second 3-part set about Reparenting and Loving Others (2.0) emerges.g yourself, which is … More Reparenting and Loving Others (2.0) with the Shema, Blessing and 8 C’s of IFS principles
One of the gifts that comes with recalibrating your wisdom means you get to take the power back and choose how you wish to use your life energy to cultivate love, wisdom and healthy adult mode behavior in your life; this is truly empowering! No longer do you have to live by the “tyranny of the … More Reparenting and Loving Yourself (1.5) with the Shema, Blessing and 8 C’s of IFS principles
Flavor #18: Righteousness (Saddiyq; Sedeq) (Complete list and links to the 31 Flavors of Wisdom) Meaning, essence, and significance: Righteousness, rooted in the Hebrew terms Saddiyq and Sedeq, embodies the qualities of justice, integrity, honesty and moral behavior. Righteousness signifies unwavering adherence to ethical principles and fairness, by aspiring to reflect God’s positive character in one’s behavior as the ultimate … More 31 Flavors of Wisdom – Flavor #18: Righteousness
The locus of my integrated treatment in the Cultivating Love book series is based on the 7 Core Areas, which is extracted from the New Testament scripture where the Two Greatest Commandments are written, in Luke 10:25 – 37. Decades ago, when I read… “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all … More Introduction to Cultivating Love: Wisdom for Life by Dr. Ken McGill (July, 2025)
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